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Jean-Olivier Goyette

Montreal Researchers Find Watersheds’ Avg. Max Phosphorus Absorption

October 9, 2018
News, Quebec

A study led by researchers at Université de Montréal has quantified the maximum amount of phosphorus that can accumulate in a watershed before additional pollution…

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Jean-Olivier Goyette

Montreal Researchers Find Watersheds’ Avg. Max Phosphorus Absorption

Kelowna flood protection project honoured for advancing climate-resilient infrastructure

Construction begins on North Calgary Water Servicing project

Canada Water Agency funds new projects to protect Lake Winnipeg

First graduates of Environmental Water Internship strengthen Indigenous water stewardship

Cold Spring Creek Debris Flow Mitigation Project completed in Fairmont Hot Springs

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