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Welsh Research Identifies New System for Pharmaceutical Detection in Wastewater

July 6, 2020
Cleantech, International, News, Wastewater

A research team at Swansea University in Wales have developed a new method for fast removal and detection of wastewater pollutants that come from everyday…

Canada and Nova Scotia invest in water and wastewater infrastructure in Cape Breton

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detection

Welsh Research Identifies New System for Pharmaceutical Detection in Wastewater

John Tenpenny Expanded Leadership Role as Editor of Water Canada and ReNew Canada

Tunnelling complete for Metro Vancouver’s Annacis Water Supply Tunnel

Global report highlights pathways to advance water reuse worldwide

Kemira Water Index 2025 reveals critical gaps in global water resilience and public preparedness

City of Pembroke opens John Beevis Bulk Water and Septage Receiving Station

Lifewater Canada marks 30 years bringing clean water to millions