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seawater desalination

McGill researchers explore low-grade heat as new route for desalination

November 18, 2025
News, Water Resources

A McGill University research team says low-grade heat from renewable sources could one day be used to desalinate seawater, offering a potential new tool for…

US Water Infrastructure Spending Falls: Report

December 12, 2008
International, News

America’s water and wastewater sector looks set to decline further in 2009, as capital expenditure on crucial infrastructure projects is cut back by 12.9 per…

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seawater desalination

McGill researchers explore low-grade heat as new route for desalination

US Water Infrastructure Spending Falls: Report

Carleton Place breaks ground on major water and wastewater plant upgrades

Fraser River sediment pilot advances wetland restoration, coastal protection efforts

EPCOR primary effluent upgrade reaches substantial completion in Edmonton

UTRCA urges smarter salt use to protect drinking water this winter

Drift logs linked to intertidal damage along B.C. coast, UVic study finds

McGill researchers explore low-grade heat as new route for desalination