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Coastal Living - NS's Ocean Playground - Living gently on the coast
20 May 14 05:57 AM | Merv Edinger | 1 Comments   

Nova Scotia's 13,000 kms of coastline is highly valued for many reasons: social, cultural, economic, tourism, recreation, sport, communication, real estate, transport, renewable energy, offshore oil & gas, fisheries, aquaculture & ecological Read More...

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Guidelines for disinfecting dug & drilled wells
05 January 14 09:20 AM | Merv Edinger | 0 Comments   

Guidelines for Disinfecting Dug & Drilled Wells - How to shock a well - Department of the Enviroment & Conservation Guidelines for Disinfecting Dug and Drilled Wells Groundwater, by nature, is bacterially pure. The presence of total and faecal Read More...

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