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Water has memory

October 24, 2013
By Ground Water Canada

October 24, 2013

By Ground Water Canada

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Many researchers are convinced that water is capable of "memory" by storing information and retrieving it. The possible applications are innumerable: limitless retention and storage capacity and the key to discovering the origins of life on our planet.

Ground Water Canada @GroundWaterMag·

15 Jan 2020

It's good to see Ontario promoting the skilled trades – would be ideal to see this happen in every province and territory https://www.groundwatercanada.com/ontario-promotes-skilled-trades/

Ground Water Canada @GroundWaterMag·

13 Jan 2020

Response to fire impacts water levels 40 years into future, Washington State University study says

Ground Water Canada @GroundWaterMag·

13 Jan 2020

USask has a new bachelor of science in environmental geoscience

Grant Ferguson @geosomething·

12 Jan 2020

Dusting off some notes for upcoming lectures on regional groundwater flow & was reminded of how much I liked this paper on the carbonates in Manitoba by Grasby & Betcher. We don't do enough work like this in Canada these days & there's so much left to map.
https://www.nrcresearchpress.com/doi/abs/10.1139/e02-021#.Xhtmb1NKh-U

Ground Water Canada @GroundWaterMag·

10 Jan 2020

Good to see an awareness campaign in full swing: Ontario Federation of Agriculture prioritizes well water testing in 2020 https://www.groundwatercanada.com/ontario-federation-of-agriculture-prioritizes-well-water-testing-in-2020/

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