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New study recommends ecosystem approach to managing Great Lakes
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Living Lakes Canada report highlights need for expanded groundwater monitoring in Columbia basin
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Global Groundwater Declining Rapidly
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Brock University researchers analyzing toxic algae blooms in local waterway
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Multidisciplinary initiative to track influenza, other viruses in wastewater
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