B.C. communities outracing federal single-use plastics ban
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Sherwin-Williams water and wastewater Impact Award accepting entries
Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine announced it is accepting entry submissions for its annual Impact Award, which recognizes outstanding water and wastewater projects completed in...
SUEZ’s ZeeLung selected for world’s largest MABR project in Canada
SUEZ – Water Technologies & Solutions announced on August 17 that the Region of Waterloo has selected SUEZ’s ZeeLung technology to equip what will...
Contech StormFilter Achieves ISO 14034 Environmental Technology Verification
Contech® Engineered Solutions announced that the Stormwater Management StormFilter® has been verified in accordance with ISO 14034 Environmental Management - Environmental Technology Verification (ETV)....
Endress+Hauser recognized with Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 Global Liquid Analyzer Company of the Year...
Based on its recent analysis of the global liquid analyzer market, the market research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan honored Endress+Hauser as the...
Manitoba creates new fund to support water and green technology projects
The Manitoba government has created a new fund that will provide up to $600,000 for green technology projects that focus on water, climate change,...
East Penn Canada and Terrapure win environmental award for innovative lead battery recycling
Terrapure Environmental (Terrapure) and East Penn Canada announced that they received an Environment + Energy Leader Award for "Project of the Year" for their...
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.
Ontario remains largest issuer of environmental fines in Canada, report finds
The province issued environmental fines totaling $22 million over 2015 – 2019, largely focusing on air quality and emissions contraventions, according to report.
Alberta loses access to Milk River irrigation water following U.S. canal failure
Following a U.S. infrastructure failure in northern Montana, water levels in Alberta’s Milk River will likely be too low this summer for activities like canoeing or kayaking.
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