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Chicken feathers offer solution to heavy metal contamination in water

by Bev Betkowski | Jul 7, 2023

Filters made of chicken feathers remove 99 percent of heavy metals

Will significantly improve estimates of current and future methane emissions

Real-time infection rates to be tracked on public website

Changing colour of alpine lakes may be a sign of worsening water quality, according to reports

Innovators in women and children’s health, water safety, nutrition and archeology join ranks

Ensuring access to safe drinking water isn’t simple. It may require guidance and even intervention by the federal government

The way we treat wastewater could be leading to the emergence of water-treatment-resistant pathogens

Innovative collaboration brings freshwater solutions to industries

Only the private sector can deliver the high-quality housing that reserves need. Government waiting lists will never catch up

The U of A community mourns the loss of the world-renowned ecologist and environmentalist, and honours his achievements

After years of delays, mixed signals, lack of consultation and broken promises, delivery of safe drinking water systems is long overdue

U of A computing scientists working with Edmonton company to find out if applying AI to water treatment is a financial, environmental win-win

Research by U of A biologists shows detrimental effects on tiny water fleas that are fundamental to freshwater food chains