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drought resiliency

Solar & Wind Energy Can Help Improve Water Resource Use

November 7, 2019
International, News

The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) researchers explored optimal pathways for managing groundwater and hydropower trade-offs for different water availability conditions as solar…

The Worst Droughts Travel, According to a New Study

March 9, 2017
International, News

Steinbeck was right. A new study has found that some droughts can travel hundreds of kilometres from their point of origin and that once a drought…

Lesser Slave Watershed Grant will Improve Flood and Drought Resiliency

August 15, 2016
News, Western Canada

The Lesser Slave Watershed Council Project will receive a $37,480 grant through a Watershed Resiliency and Restoration Program to will improve the flood and drought…

Minister of Indigenous Services issues statement on Water Operator Day 2025

$26.8 million for water infrastructure in Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador

World Water Day: Wolseley Canada celebrates with new charitable partnership

Federal government invests to secure Joliette’s drinking water supply

Contract signed for sewage treatment plant upgrade

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

World Water Day 2025: Sustainable efforts to protect glaciers and freshwater sources

Changing water supply in Canada’s north: Navigating the water shortage in the Northwest Territories

SPONSORED: Peristaltic Metering Pumps Explained, Facts, Function, and the Right Applications

Watersheds Canada promotes the importance of wetlands on World Wetlands Day

Unlocking nature’s value: a guide to making sure nature’s value to people is counted

Global food production has led to major biodiversity loss