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Study: Monitor Sorption Rates of Pharmaceuticals in Sewers

November 3, 2016
National, News

A new study on the distribution and desorption of pharmaceutical compounds and caffeine indicates that their inclination to become settled in sediments, sorbed to suspended…

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Wolseley Canada donates $10,000 to clean water initiatives in honour of World Plumbing Day

Canada, Yukon finalize 10-year housing deal

The Government of Canada works to protect British Columbia’s aquatic ecosystems

Zelim-sponsored Pacific row to raise funds for clean water

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