Education for Water Stewardship Program
March 11, 2013
Critical Thinking: A Manitoba school program encourages students to consider water in their daily lives. With hands-on, experiential learning, the Education for Water Stewardship Program
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ROC Barrier
March 11, 2013
A Slick Idea: The ROC Barrier signals a cost-effective shift in the way oil spills are managed. Just as we start our conversation, Glenn Murray
Snug Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant
March 11, 2013
Built to Scale: When the municipality of Bowen Island needed to expand its wastewater treatment plant, it turned to ECOfluid Systems—again. Bowen Island is almost
The iDUS G-100
March 11, 2013
Irrigation 2.0: iDus Controls reveals irrigation’s second generation: farmer (and environment) friendly devices. According to the World Resources Institute, agricultural water use accounted for 12
Advancing Canadian Wastewater Assets
March 11, 2013
Steady Streams: Over a decade in the works, ACWA is about to make pilot testing history. Just two weeks before his interview with Water Canada
Wet Weather Flow Master Plan
March 11, 2013
Calming the Storm: Toronto gears up to take the lead in wet weather management. The last thing a city with world-class ambitions wants is to
Water and Environmental Hub
March 11, 2013
Democratizing Data: WEHUB harnesses the web to provide Alberta with a powerful, public water database. When then-Minister of Environment Jim Prentice announced the federal government’s
POLIS Water Sustainability Project
March 11, 2013
Informed Consent: The POLIS Project combines activism and academia to help policy makers choose the best way forward. The researchers and academics behind the University
Algoma Orchards
March 11, 2013
Not Far from the Tree: At Algoma Orchards, recycled water is vital for doing good business. When Algoma Orchards outgrew its Whitby, Ontario location four
National Water and Wastewater Benchmarking Initiative
March 11, 2013
Beyond Scorecarding: An eager network of utilities helps to track national performance. In the late 1990s, David Main and his team at AECOM realized that
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