Aqua-Check Inc.
1801 Hollis St Suite 1220 B3J3N4 Halifax, NS, Canada

Drinking water quality has always been important health issue. Even ancient civilizations developed methods of water filtration. http://www.sci-news.com//zeolite-quartz-filtration-system-

More than 40% of Nova Scotia households get their drinking water from their own private wells. Well water should be tested regularly for bacteria and chemical contaminants. Learn more at https://novascotia.ca/well-water-testing/

Healthy Wells Day: Schedule of Activities Rural Water Watch Invites You to Healthy Wells Day on Oct. 18th, 2020. Healthy Wells Day is an annual awareness campa...ign to promote the need to regularly test well water. On Healthy Wells Day, we invite you to participate in online and community activities and discussions that will build your knowledge about well water testing and support you in taking action to protect you and your family’s health. We also invite you to post questions about well testing on Rural Water Watch’s Facebook page throughout the day. Sunday, October 18, 2020 10 am - 12 pm Greenville Community Water Sampling Event 11 am 3 pm Carroll's Corner Community Water Sampling Event 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Weymouth Falls Community Water Sampling Event 5:00 pm A 10-minute video titled In Small Doses: Arsenic, which focuses on the risks associated with exposure to potentially harmful amounts of arsenic in private well water. 7:30 pm A Facebook Live Event with guest speaker Gordon Check from Nova Scotia Environment: https://www.facebook.com/events/990354974765097 Join Rural Water Watch for a Facebook Live discussion on Sunday, October 18th at 7:30 pm with our special guest Gordon Check. Gordon is a Hydrogeologist with Nova Scotia Government, working on groundwater monitoring and management of activities affecting groundwater within the province. We'll cover a wide range of topics including why it's important to test your well water, common issues well owners may face in Nova Scotia, tools and resources available for well owners, and treatments. Most importantly, we want to answer YOUR questions! So save the date, get your questions ready, and tune in for a great conversation. Please check out our Facebook Page for updates throughout the day on Sunday, October 18: https://www.facebook.com/ruralwaterwatch For more information on Rural Water Watch: https://www.ruralwaterwatch.org/ Contact: Ingrid Waldron: [email protected]

Kinaps Beach in Porters Lake is closed for high bacteria levels. Make sure you verify beach water quality safety before going swimming! https://www.cbc.ca//kinap-beach-closed-porters-lake-bacter

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