The term “global warming” is mistakenly used to describe the climate change phenomenon. While it’s true that climate change will cause an average increase in the world’s temperature over the next century, some regions will actually experience a cooling effect. Nonetheless, climate change will lead to a disturbance in the atmosphere.
Canada has the one of the world’s largest reserves of freshwater. In fact, almost 9% of Canada’s total area is covered by freshwater. The Great Lakes region alone contains approximately 18% of all the world’s fresh surface water. The Canadian portion of the Great Lakes occupies 10% of the total area of freshwater supplies in the country.
We thank the fine folks at The Water Quality Association (WQA) for the contents of this document addressing frequently asked questions about lead in drinking water.
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Turbidity is a water quality term that refers to the cloudy appearance of water caused by particles, or 'suspended matter'. With turbidity, the particles of matter never fall out of solution; they are permanently 'suspended' in the water. Even gravity doesn't affect them.
All tap water contains unwanted particles and sediment that we’d rather not consume. Whether at home or in a restaurant, water from the tap always contains millions of particles, such as dirt and rust.
Reverse osmosis, also known as “RO”, is a water treatment technique used since the 1950's to produce high quality drinking water that is virtually free from health or aesthetic contaminants.
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