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James Orbinski

New Technology Aims to Improve Access to Safe Water in Refugee Camps

November 6, 2020
Drinking Water, International, News, Water Quality

A new web-based tool aims to help aid workers ensure that water is safe to drink in refugee and internally displaced persons (IDP) camps. Researchers…

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James Orbinski

New Technology Aims to Improve Access to Safe Water in Refugee Camps

Water Security Agency self declares Westside Irrigation Project for environmental assessment

Exploring new opportunities to strengthen water security

SPONSORED: Addressing the Canadian Water Industry’s Workforce Challenge

City successfully implements Reverse Osmosis Units at Water Treatment Plant

Work underway on $22 million St. Rose stormwater pumping station

FREDsense appoints new President