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Evaluating the Costs of Cutting Phosphorus in Ontario

November 2, 2017
Featured

Nutrient loadings (particularly phosphorus) from human, agricultural, and industrial waste, combined with climate change, changes in land use patterns, and invasive species are creating algal…

Willingness to Pay for a Healthy Lake Erie

December 14, 2016
International, News

A group of American universities and government agencies has completed a socio-economic study of agricultural management plans for curtailing harmful algal blooms and the willingness…

WWF-Canada supports targets to reduce algae in Lake Erie

September 3, 2015
National, News, Ontario

A statement released this week by 14 groups from Canada and the U.S., including World Wildlife Fund Canada, says that cutting phosphorous in Lake Erie…

Alberta proposes major update to Water Act to meet rising demand

Ontario schools take action to eliminate lead in drinking water

Missing “zombie worms” raise concerns about deep-sea ecosystem health, UVic researchers say

USask graduate bridges science and community to tackle algal blooms and water security

University of Regina researchers receive $8.6M to advance water protection and sustainability

Kelowna flood protection project honoured for advancing climate-resilient infrastructure

Restoring Our Connection to Water: A Legacy Worth Salvaging

SPONSORED: Collaboration Between Departments Increases Performance and Profitability in Mining Operations

Fighting “forever chemicals” in wastewater: A promising solution

New report highlights $250M annual value of Hudson Bay Lowlands’ ecosystem services

SPONSORED: Leveraging IoT Potential: Building Smarter, Not Harder

SPONSORED: Minden Hills Fortifies Flood Resilience with ProFlex™ 790 Check Valves