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Soosan Bahramian, PhD candidate from the University of Waterloo, investigates - does contemporary forestry impact drinking water treatability? Read the article
________________________________________________________________________________________________ Publication summary: Erosion characteristics of fine-grained cohesive sediments. Read the summary ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ellen Cameron, PhD candidate from the University of Waterloo, selected for prestigious fellowship and shares her research studying cyanobacteria. Learn more ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Canfor is featured in the article "Canfor & forWater deliver better forest management practices for drinking water and beyond". Read the article |
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forWater is featured in Climate Atlas of Canada's video - Quality Control: Wildfire, Water, and our Health
forWater researcher Monica Emelko and affiliate Francois Robinne explain the connections between wildfire, water, and the health of Canadians.
forWater researcher Monica Emelko and affiliate Francois Robinne explain the connections between wildfire, water, and the health of Canadians.
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