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Attorneys: New Test Results over 'Forever Chemicals' in North Georgia Water Systems 'Alarming'
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Attorneys: New Test Results over 'Forever Chemicals' in North Georgia Water Systems 'Alarming'

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Activist Erin Brockovich and attorneys say they plan to announce "alarming" new test results about "forever chemicals" in Georgia waters at two town halls later this week.See the Story
Concerns over hazardous septic system has Regional District of North Okanagan investigating
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Concerns over hazardous septic system has Regional District of North Okanagan investigating

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
A controversial septic system proposal is being investigated by the Regional District of North Okanagan. The septic system at 10800 Ricardo Road in Coldstream made headlines earlier this year when the Society for Protection of Kalamalka Lake started a petition to stop the system. The group said the ...See the Story
Should Sask. Boost Protection of River Delta Despite Stricter Rules?
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Should Sask. Boost Protection of River Delta Despite Stricter Rules?

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A few years ago, we travelled over the Logan Pass in Glacier Park, Montana. The summit of the pass took us to the foot of Mount Logan, and even in June, there was snow on the ground. A waterfall cascaded down the mountain to a valley below where it would travel to Saint Mary Lake, then it would go down the Saint Mary River and join the Old Man River at Lethbridge and later join the Bow River and form the South Saskatchewan River. Later it would …See the Story

Health Alert: Colorado Warns Against Eating Fish From Lakes Due to Dangerous PFAS Contamination – Knowhere News

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Colorado health officials have issued a public health advisory after finding high levels of PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” in fish from 13 popular lakes across the state. These chemicals can stay in the environment and the human body for a very long time and are linked to several health issues. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), along with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, tested fish from 44 lakes and found c…HealthSee the Story

N.W.T. gov't says it didn't use 'best practices' for lead testing at schools

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The government also noted it also undertook the original sampling process without in-house expertise specific to water testing. It said it didn't engage any third-party experts and didn't consult its own internal water quality experts in advance.Yellowknife · YellowknifeSee the Story

Spill of sodium bisulphite from overturned truck has been removed from site - Ground Water Canada

Osoyoos, B.C. – The removal of sodium bisulphite that spilled last week from an overturned truck near here has been completed, and sampling at several points of a nearby creek has been conducted. Sodium bisulphite is an agent that reduces chlorination in drinking water. About 750 litres of the chemical was spilled from one of the totes in the truck. Castanet reportOsoyoos · OsoyoosRead Article

Drinking water from Chateauguay River still contains pesticides, even after being processed - Ground Water Canada

Montreal – More than 50 different pesticides and metabolites remain in municipal drinking water sourced from the Chateauguay River, a Université de Montréal environmental chemistry professor has reported. Speaking at a recent conference of the Société de Conservation et d’Aménagement du Bassin de la Rivière Châteauguay, Sébastien Sauvé said the pesticides remain in the water, even after it has been processed at a water treatment plant. It’s repo…Montreal · MontrealRead Article

Hitchon Pumps: Marking 50 years in business - Ground Water Canada

Few survive 50 years in business. Stewart Hitchon didn’t just survive – he innovated, expanded, and helped define Eastern Ontario’s water well industry.  For more than five decades, this Belleville-based pump and well expert has been hard at work as president of his two companies – Hitchon Pumps (water pump sales and services) and Well Busters Canada (water well products and services).  Stewart Hitchon is also an innovator: he designed the Flowi…Belleville, Ontario · BellevilleRead Article

Picketers protest quarry project near Canadian Open venue, fearing groundwater impact - Ground Water Canada

Caledon, Ont. – Protesting TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s involvement with a proposed quarry that could impact local groundwater, a small army of picketers drew attention to the situation on Thursday outside the golf course at the start of the RBC Canadian Open. About 30 placard-waving individuals expressed their opposition to the quarry project, urging the owner of the golf course to leave the water in the ground. According to the Forks of the …Caledon · CaledonRead Article

Search Is on for New Water Source in Umiujaq, Que., as Local Spring Dries Up

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Officials discovered the village reservoir was empty in March, and they believe climate change is to blame. Now, a team of researchers is looking for a new, permanent source of drinking water for the Nunavik community.Climate Change · NunavutSee the Story

Road salt contamination of Muskoka well water has been a concern for upwards of 40 years - Ground Water Canada

Emsdale, Ont. – The contamination of groundwater from road salt has long been a concern of the Muskoka Watershed Council. The Muskoka area has been plagued with impairment of salty wells for upwards of 40 years. A resident who purchased a house in the area in the 1980s had a well drilled shortly afterwards but soon found her water to be salty. She understood the problem when the milk she poured into her coffee curdled. Almaguin News reportMuskoka · MuskokaRead Article

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