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uwaterloo.ca > climate-institute > news > new-technical-brief-highlights-impact-urban-stream

New technical brief highlights impact of urban stream daylighting for climate adaptation and mitigation | Waterloo Climate Institute

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (98+ words) New technical brief highlights impact of urban stream daylighting for climate adaptation and mitigation University of Waterloo New technical brief highlights impact of urban stream daylighting for climate adaptation and mitigation A new technical brief from the Waterloo Climate Institute…...

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uwaterloo.ca > environment > events > environment-leadership-series-fall-2026

Environment Leadership Series - Fall 2026 | Environment

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (247+ words) What does a typical day look like for a sustainability professional, planner, geographer, consultant, policy analyst or environmental scientist? What skills do they use? What challenges are they tackling? What impact are they making? Join us for an evening of…...

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uwaterloo.ca > engineering > news > students-learn-about-water-insecurity-ghana-trip

Students learn about water insecurity on Ghana trip | Engineering

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (314+ words) University of Waterloo students from the faculties of Engineering and Environment spent four weeks in Ghana on a field course to explore issues of water insecurity and apply systems design thinking to complex environmental challenges. Alexa Bennett, a PhD candidate…...

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uwaterloo.ca > chemical-engineering > news > chemical-engineering-researchers-create-nature-inspired-3d

Chemical Engineering Researchers Create Nature-Inspired 3D-Printed Battery Components | Chemical Engineering

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (418+ words) Researchers in the Department of Chemical Engineering have developed a new 3D-printed electrode design for redox flow batteries, a promising technology for storing energy generated by wind and solar power. Their work shows how carefully designed internal structures can help…...

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uwaterloo.ca > news > students-driving-change-canadian-cities-and-communities

Students driving change in Canadian cities and communities | Waterloo News

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (754+ words) New program connects municipal partners with Waterloo students to tackle real-world problems with real-world constraints As cities across Canada grapple with complex challenges, a new program established by the Future Cities Institute founded by CAIVAN (FCI) connects municipal partners with…...

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uwaterloo.ca > engineering > news > alums-investment-buoys-ai-driven-water-risk-research

Alum???s investment buoys AI-driven water risk research | Engineering

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (232+ words) Sinnathamby, Vice-President of Engineering at NVIDIA, is passionate about helping to improve water quality, accessibility and safety — his family continues to work with various non-profit organizations including Charity: Water, to help fund wells across Africa and Asia. He also sees…...

University of Waterloo
uwaterloo.ca > sustainability > water-protection

Water protection | Sustainability

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (138+ words) While southwestern Ontario is generally blessed with abundant freshwater resources, water conservation efforts are important for protecting the groundwater that supports the local community, especially in light of recent water supply constraints. Water usage declined in the early 2020s during the…...

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uwaterloo.ca > water-institute > news > changing-water-levels-can-accelerate-cleanup-petroleum

Changing water levels can accelerate the cleanup of petroleum-contaminated soils | Water Institute

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (317+ words) New research shows fluctuating water tables can accelerate contaminant breakdown Old petroleum spills can continue to contaminate soil and groundwater for decades, making remediation slow, costly and difficult to predict. New research from the Ecohydrology Research Group shows that a…...

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uwaterloo.ca > ecohydrology > news > new-research-shows-fluctuating-water-tables-can-accelerate

New research shows fluctuating water tables can accelerate contaminant breakdown | Ecohydrology Research Group

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (290+ words) New research shows fluctuating water tables can accelerate contaminant breakdown University of Waterloo New research shows fluctuating water tables can accelerate contaminant breakdown Ecohydrology Research Group members have co-authored a new study examining how fluctuations in groundwater levels can influence…...

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uwaterloo.ca > civil-environmental-engineering > news > cee-researcher-receives-prestigious-water-industry-award

CEE Researcher Receives Prestigious Water Industry Award | Civil and Environmental Engineering | University of Waterloo

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (79+ words) CEE Researcher Receives Prestigious Water Industry Award uwaterloo.ca A Waterloo Engineering researcher has been recognized with one of the water industry's highest honours for her contributions to municipal water research and the advancement of the water profession. Go to…...