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Is the BC water act in need of upgrade?
Does BC’s Water Act– written in 1909 to govern the authorities’ administration of the province’s aquifers, lakes, streams, and other fresh water sources, in need of a serious upgrade? BC asks the question: What do we do about water? LINK: BC water act
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World Economic Water Initiative at a Glance
World Economic Forum Water Initiative
Managing Our Future Water Needs for Agriculture, Industry, Human Health and the EnvironmentDownload the full report, Water initiative at a glance. LINK: World Economic Water initiative
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Our Water == Our World
This website is helpful to consumers in managing home and garden pests in a way that helps protect OUR WATER. Among other things, this site offers an assorted fact sheets on specific pests and methods to manage them without using hazardous materials, a pocket guide to managing 10 common pests, information on where to buysafer alternatives to pesticides, including fungicides and herbicides. and an alphabetized list of suggestged products that are considered safer alternatives to more conventional pesticides. LINK: our water our world
Also the site that allows you to ask a specific question and receive a personal reply, from The expert!
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Top 5 Green New Year Resolutions
Top 5 Green New Year Resolutions
- Conserve conserve conserve. It’s easier than it sounds to save water in your daily routine: switch off the tap when brushing your teeth, fill the dishwasher to the hilt before turning it on, start capturing water for your garden or flushing the toilet.
- Get involved There’s a lot to be said for getting out of your house and focussing your energy on others-or on the environment. Join a community conservation program, or community supported agriculture program, volunteer for an environmental charity and feel good about making a difference.
- Organize your recycling If at home, this is the perfect chance to get your glass, paper and aluminum in the proper containers or if at work why not wrestle with your company’s recycling policies.
- Learn to recycle something new Sure, you’re a pro at never leaving your newspaper on the bus or at the skytrain station—but what about all the other stuff you can recyle? Computers, DVD players, televisions, compact fluorescent light bulbs and cell phones all can and should be recycled, so the metals can be disposed of correctly or, even better, reused. If you’re already doing this, consider starting a compost bin for your organic food scraps, or buying clothes made from recyclable fibers.
- Stick to it The most popular advice for keeping resolutions is to keep them simple: look at small changes in water conservation you can make to reach your long term goals, like thinking twice about having a daily bath. And don’t make too many—choose one, maybe two, goals and focus on those.
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Asking Health Canada: Questions on bottled water
Health Canada has published an array of frequently asked questions on bottled water sold in Canada. LINK: Bottled water questions
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Video: Dr. Gleick reporting on Peak Water
In this video, Dr. Gleick talks about the concept of peak water and the issues surrounding the speed at which we are depleting our groundwater.
LINK: Peter Gleick
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The Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education
December 2009 last issue features articles on topics such as Industry perspective on Water use efficiency, Energy and water programs and education. For current and past issues, LINK: Journal of CWR&E
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Water effective landscaping alternatives on HGTV.com
Cost effective and water effective landscaping alternatives can also be beautiful.HGTV.com features photos and tips for on water, fountains, pools for any budget. LINK: Water landscaping
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Global Politician: Emerging water wars by Sam Vaknin
Global Politician is an independent journal of politics and world affairs. It has grown rapidly in recent months, and now gets over 100,000 unique visitors a month. A unique article worth reading, was published on the Emerging Water Wars LINK: Global issues
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About WaterTech
The WaterTech 2010 conference, which combines two highly successful annual events, WaterTech and WastewaterTech, will overlap due to the increasing and growing importance of wastewater topics in the Middle East. The conference will address key water resource and water demand management issues in the Middle East, including an in-depth look at wastewater treatment and reuse which is now a key priority for regional governments. This third annual gathering will bring together experts from water authorities, municipalities, regulators and industry to discuss solutions to critical water and wastewater problems. LINK: WaterTECH
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