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35 Million Tonnes of Washwater Effluent Off B.C. Coast in 2017: Study

December 12, 2019
News, Water Quality, Western Canada

Thirty scrubber-equipped ships dumped nearly 35 million tonnes of washwater effluent off the B.C. coast in 2017, according to a new study commissioned by WWF-Canada. Scrubbers are…

1.5 Billion Litres of Grey Water Likely Dumped Along B.C. Coast

August 14, 2019
News, Western Canada

A new study commissioned by World Wildlife Fund Canada found that 1.54 billion litres of grey water were generated by ships off the British Columbia…

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