Canada supports community-based action to improve and protect fresh water in British Columbia
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Friday, September 2, 2022
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Fresh water from lakes, rivers, and groundwater is critical for the survival of all living organisms.
Key Points:
- Fresh water from lakes, rivers, and groundwater is critical for the survival of all living organisms.
- They are all focused on improving freshwater quality, reducing harmful substances in fresh water, and restoring and protecting freshwater ecosystem health.
- "Protecting fresh water in Canada requires dedicated local organizations to be empowered with the resources and support they need.
- Canada has the third largest renewable supply of fresh water in the worldabout 7 percent of the global renewable supply.