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Sponsored: New technology evolves passive water treatment
As we all strive towards more sustainable practices, Canada’s mining industry is held to some of the highest environmental standards in the world. Thanks to new research and technology, water treatment techniques are advancing at an unprecedented rate, unlocking new…
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New technology to help clean and recycle Canada’s mining wastewater
As Canada looks to responsibly develop its mining and minerals industry as part of its economic recovery plan from the COVID-19 pandemic, the government has announced a $4.5-million investment in E2Metrix, to help mining operations recycle wastewater and operate more sustainably; Quebec-headquartered…
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WATER TREATMENT: Golder white paper on selenium treatment
ONTARIO – Golder has completed a white paper, which provides an overview of the information available on selenium water treatment technologies. The document was released by the North American Metals Council’s Selenium Working Group (NAMC-SWG) and is the second technical…
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PROCESS WATER: Veolia launches Sirion Pro reverse osmosis system
FRANCE – Veolia Water Technologies, through its Solys business unit, has launched the Sirion Pro range, which is a simplified version of the Sirion RO (reverse osmosis) range. The newest launch is a compact, plug-and-play system, which integrates Aquavista digital services,…
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WATER: New flowmeter from Endress+Hauser provides top measurement performance
ONTARIO – Endress+Hauser’s new Proline Promag W electromagnetic flowmeter with the new 0 x DN full bore option delivers accurate measurements without a measuring tube restriction, irrespective of the flow profile or mounting location. The Promag W 300/400/500 flowmeters with 0…
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OILSANDS: Alberta developing rules for release of process water
Following the lead of the federal government, Alberta is undertaking a major re-scoping of work with the goal to establish rules to allow for release of process-affected water back into the Athabasca River from any oilsands mine by 2023. Up…
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RESEARCH: Nielsen of Yukon College is new NSERC remediation chair
YUKON – Dr. Guillaume Neilsen has been awarded the NSERC Industrial Research Chair for Colleges in Northern Mine Remediation. He is a member of the faculty of Yukon College with headquarters in Whitehorse and several other campuses. . The appointment…
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Water treatment for abandoned mine sites
Why a water treatment strategy is vital
