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I have just cut this section out of the groundwater article. Maybe it fits here but I find it's poorly sourced. Interesting though that the article "water supply and sanitation in Canada" does not yet mention groundwater.
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A significant portion of Canada’s population relies on the use of groundwater. In Canada, roughly 8.9 million people or 30% of Canada's population rely on groundwater for domestic use and approximately two thirds of these users live in rural areas. [1]
A large federal government groundwater initiative is the development of the multi-barrier approach. The multi-barrier approach is a system of processes to prevent the deterioration of drinking water from the source. The multi-barrier consists of three key elements: Source water protection, drinking water treatment, and drinking water distribution systems.
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I have just cut this section out of the groundwater article. Maybe it fits here but I find it's poorly sourced. Interesting though that the article "water supply and sanitation in Canada" does not yet mention groundwater.
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A significant portion of Canada’s population relies on the use of groundwater. In Canada, roughly 8.9 million people or 30% of Canada's population rely on groundwater for domestic use and approximately two thirds of these users live in rural areas. [1]
A large federal government groundwater initiative is the development of the multi-barrier approach. The multi-barrier approach is a system of processes to prevent the deterioration of drinking water from the source. The multi-barrier consists of three key elements: Source water protection, drinking water treatment, and drinking water distribution systems.
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