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Martin Reaney

USask Research Turning Ethanol Wastewater into Alzheimer’s Meds

January 23, 2019
News, Western Canada

A University of Saskatchewan (USask) research team’s quest to extract protein from more than a billion litres of wastewater produced annually has yielded promising results.…

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Martin Reaney

USask Research Turning Ethanol Wastewater into Alzheimer’s Meds

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

Lifewater Canada marks 30 years bringing clean water to millions

Historic return of sockeye salmon to the Columbia River marks major milestone for Indigenous-led restoration effort

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