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Hydrogeologic peer review Avalon development : summary of domestic well recovery tests, Town of Innisfil / by Ainley and Associates; Innisfil (Ontario : Town);
Subjects: Water quality; Municipal water supply;
© 2001., Jagger Hims Ltd.,
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Every last drop : bringing clean water home / by Mulder, Michelle,1976-;
Includes bibliographical references, filmography, Internet addresses and index.Provides information on all kinds of water and how people care for this precious resource.LSC
Subjects: Water quality management; Water resources development;
© c2014., Orca Book Publishers,
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Water confidential : witnessing justice denied--the fight for safe drinking water in Indigenous and rural communities in Canada / by Blacklin, Susan,author.;
Includes bibliographical references."In Water Confidential, Susan Blacklin (formerly Sue Peterson) revisits the important work of her late ex-husband, Dr. Hans Peterson. Beginning in 1996, Peterson, growing frustrated with his work in government funded research in Saskatchewan, brought attention to the desperate need for equal access to safe drinking water after a health inspector encouraged him to visit the Yellow Quill First Nation. In response to the issue, he developed biological technology for effective water treatment, still in use today. Peterson and Blacklin joined forces with scientists from around the world to establish the registered national charity, the Safe Drinking Water Foundation. The SDWF developed accredited education programs for schools across Canada, while also educating the general public and Water Treatment Operators from Indigenous communities. Advocacy became a high priority when they discovered a variety of challenges to their mission, including questionable government practices that were blocking the reality of safe drinking water in First Nations communities. As committed activists, it became their life's work to ensure that access to Peterson's technology was available to all rural and First Nations communities. Thirty years later, the majority of First Nations communities in Canada continue to face atrocious health issues as a result of unsafe drinking water. Blacklin, now retired, shares her deep concerns at the indifference, corruption, and lack of due diligence from all levels of government in response to the safe water movement. She echoes the work of the SDWF stating that Canada needs to implement federal drinking water regulations, and that a responsible government should use rather than abuse science when accurately determining Boil Water Advisories and addressing the deplorable state of access to potable water. In this passionate and timely memoir, Blacklin shares her experiences with fundraising, activism and lobbying work. She reveals the complexities of negotiating between cultures, communities and the provincial and federal government. Blacklin emphasizes that ensuring safe drinking water to each and every First Nations community should be the top priority toward reconciliation with Indigenous people of Canada."--
Subjects: Biographies.; Personal narratives.; Blacklin, Susan.; Drinking water; Drinking water; Human rights workers; Right to water; Water quality management; Water-supply; First Nations; First Nations;
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The death and life of the Great Lakes / by Egan, Dan,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Introduced organisms; Lake ecology; Nonindigenous aquatic pests; Water quality;
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Essential rainwater harvesting : a guide to home-scale system design / by Avis, Rob,1979-author.; Avis, Michelle,1980-author.; Coombes, Peter,writer of foreword.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Water harvesting.; Water harvesting;
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My river : cleaning up the LaHave River / by Bowles, Stella.; Carter, Anne Laurel,1953-;
Nova Scotia student and environmental activist Stella Bowles tells her story about campaigning against sewage pipes draining into the LaHave River. Her science fair project about the river captured the attention of the media, the public and government leaders. Ultimately she succeeded in getting three levels of government to fund a $15.7 million cleanup. She continues to campaign for cleaner water and shows other children how to test for water quality in their own backyards and how to take action if they find polluted water.RL: 4.0.LSC
Subjects: Bowles, Stella; Water; Sewage disposal in rivers, lakes, etc.; Stream conservation; Environmentalists;
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We are all flowers / by O'Sullivan, Orlaith.; Tika(Illustrator); Tata(Illustrator);
In rhyming text, explores "flower-watering," the practice of recognizing and appreciating good qualities in the people around you.LSC
Subjects: Stories in rhyme.; Caring; Kindness; Self-esteem; Mindfulness (Psychology);
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Dream states : smart cities, technology, and the pursuit of urban utopias / by Lorinc, John,1963-author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."The promise of the so-called smart city has been at the forefront of urban planning and development since the early 2010s, and the tech industry that supplies smart city software and hardware is now worth hundreds of billions a year. But the ideas and approaches underpinning smart city tech raise tough and important questions about the future of urban communities, surveillance, automation, and public participation. The smart city era, moreover, belongs firmly in a longer historical narrative about cities--one defined by utopian ideologies, architectural visions, and technological fantasies. Smart streetlights, water and air quality tracking, autonomous vehicles: with examples from all over the world, including New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Portland, and Chicago, Dream States unpacks the world of smart city tech, but also situates this important shift in city-building into a broader story about why we still dream about perfect places."--
Subjects: City planning; Smart cities.; Urban policy.; Urbanization.;
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The wellness mama 5-step lifestyle detox : the essential DIY guide to a healthier, cleaner, all-natural life / by Wells, Katie(Blogger),author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Detoxification (Health); Lifestyles.; Nutrition.;
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The door of no return / by Alexander, Kwame.;
11-year-old Kofi Offin dreams of water. Its mysterious, immersive quality. The rich, earthy scent of the current. The clearness, its urgent whisper that beckons with promises and secrets... Kofi has heard the call on the banks of Upper Kwanta, in the village where he lives. He loves these things above all else: his family, the fireside tales of his father's father, a girl named Ama, and, of course, swimming. Some say he moves like a minnow, not just an ordinary boy so he's hoping to finally prove himself in front of Ama and his friends in a swimming contest against his older, stronger cousin. But before this can take place, a festival comes to the villages of Upper and Lower Kwanta and Kofi's brother is chosen to represent Upper Kwanta in the wrestling contest. Encircled by cheering spectators and sounding drums, the two wrestlers from different villages kneel, ready to fight. You are only fine, until you are not. The match is over before it has barely begun, when the unthinkable-a sudden death-occurs. The river does not care how grown you are. As his world turns upside down, Kofi soon ends up in a fight for his life. What happens next will send him on a harrowing journey across land and sea, and away from everything he loves.LSC
Subjects: Historical fiction.; Novels in verse.; Black people; Slave trade; Slave traders; African Americans; Slavery;
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