Kelowna Daily Courier – March 14, 2014 UBC’s Okanagan campus and the Okanagan Basin Water Board have planned three days of events and activities in support of World Water Day, March 22.
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UBC supports World Water Day with community events
UBCO – March 13, 2014 UBC’s Okanagan campus has planned three days of events and activities in support of World Water Day, March 22. World Water Day is a global event intended to raise awareness about a lack of clean…
Water Day: the Myth of Abundance
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World Water Day in Kelowna – Is Our Water Supply Limitless?
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Celebrate Water on World Water Day
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