Israeli-made algaecide making strides in fight against toxic algal blooms
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Alberta loses access to Milk River irrigation water following U.S. canal failure
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Alberta grants $150M for 55 water, wastewater projects in small municipalities
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Changes to Ontario water taking policy now open for public input
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Alberta energy regulator says enviro monitoring suspensions will be minimal as three First Nations...
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Saskatchewan invests $8.3M in six water infrastructure projects
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Israeli-made algaecide making strides in fight against toxic algal blooms
Proprietary algaecide developed by Israeli-based cleantech company is creating significant drops in toxic cyanobacteria species that contaminates lakes worldwide.
