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Collaboration can help in the Indigenous water crisis

By Sherilee Harper, University of Guelph, Carlee Wright, University of Guelph September 29, 2017
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How often do you think about the water that comes out of your tap? Where it comes from, how it’s treated or whether it’s safe for you to drink?

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