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Filters clear contaminants from city wells to ensure clean water

Filters clear contaminants from city wells to ensure clean water

July 9, 2010

On the banks of the St. John River, approximately 72 kilometres (55 miles) from the Bay of Fundy, where the highest tides in North America can rise as high as 21.9 m (70 feet), rests the City of Fredericton, New Brunswick, population 50,000. The City operates two water treatment plants, the existing William L. Barret WTP, and the new E. John Bliss WTP, each feed by groundwater wells that contain...

[Filters, Water Quality]

Range of water filter offerings for water and wastewater

Stainless steel, carbon steel, NSF coating, Hastelloy, titanium – whatever materials are required, ORIVAL will meet all customer specifications when manufacturing fully...

Accurate humidity, air velocity and temperature

Omega’s new rotating vane hygro-thermometer anemometer is a high quality instrument providing highly accurate humidity, air velocity, and temperature measurements in harsh...

[Water Quality]

Simple way to hold back rising rivers

In April of 2009 Manitoba was expecting the second worst flooding in 100 years. This created some unique challenges for municipalities located along the Red River. Many rivers...

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Staying true to our editorial roots

March 24, 2010

As the editor of Environmental Solutions Magazine, I’m constantly amazed by the depth of topics in the environmental industry. I’ve covered a lot of industries in my career, but never one as expansive as this one – nor as important to all of us in the long term.


Our renamed publication, Environmental Solutions Magazine (formerly Canadian Environmental Protection) has always been about sharing the latest in the environmental field, filling the needs of the...