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Calgary, Alberta CANADA, January 31, 2012 /FSC/ – Aqua-Pure Ventures (AQE – TSX Venture), As hydraulic fracturing is increasingly used to extract previously inaccessible oil deposits from shale formations, …
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Aqua-Pure's Technology Successfully Deployed in Shale Oil Plays
Calgary, Alberta CANADA, January 31, 2012 /FSC/ – Aqua-Pure Ventures (AQE – TSX Venture), As hydraulic fracturing is increasingly used to extract previously inaccessible oil deposits from shale formations, …
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Aqua-Pure's Technology Successfully Deployed in Shale Oil Plays
Pilot is Important First Step Toward Future Saskatchewan Recycling ProjectSTRATHMORE, Alberta, Canada , Jan. 31, 2012 /CNW/ – Purestream Technology successfully initiated a pilot project in Strathmore, …
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Purestream Technology Deploys Second Water Treatment Pilot in Alberta
Pilot is Important First Step Toward Future Saskatchewan Recycling ProjectSTRATHMORE, Alberta, Canada , Jan. 31, 2012 /CNW/ – Purestream Technology successfully initiated a pilot project in Strathmore, …
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Purestream Technology Deploys Second Water Treatment Pilot in Alberta
In the April 13, 2009, edition of Time Magazine, there was a special environmental issue with a two-page article about recycling construction waste. The trucks pictured had signs on the side that read Waste Management. Last year, we recycled enough paper to save more than 41 million trees.
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Letter to the editor: Wood-burning plants aren’t the answer
Facing challenges about Canada’s environmental record from the foreign business community, Canadian diplomats were urged to continue touting fossil fuels in messages crafted by the Alberta government to “temper negative coverage” of the oil and gas industry, says a newly released internal government report.
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Diplomats should promote fossil fuels with Alberta in response to criticism: report
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 25, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Frog Lake, a small Cree community located in Alberta, Canada, now has a safe and sustainable playground for its 1,000 on-reserve residents to enjoy. This unique playground was built using only 100-percent recycled materials, including…
Plains Midstream Canada has applied to reopen a pipeline that leaked 4.5 million litres of crude oil into the northern Alberta forest just three months ago.
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Alberta pipeline owner asks to reopen after spill
BOUCHERVILLE, QUEBEC–(Marketwire – 07/04/11) – RONA inc. (TSX: RON – News )(TSX: RON.PR.A – News ), the largest Canadian distributor and retailer of hardware, renovation and gardening products, continues to lead the way in helping Canadians reduce their environmental impact with the launch of its in-store paint recovery program in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan
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RONA First National Retailer to Recover Unused Paint in Western Canada
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