Niagara Escarpment important recharge area in Melancth water surplus recharges the dolostone Aquifers upgradient of the 455 m asl contour Escarpment slope spring line. The local water surplus is equivalent to 30 to 40% of the dry season base flow at Wasaga Beach.
Niagara Escarpment important recharge area in Melancth water surplus recharges the dolostone Aquifers upgradient of the 455 m asl contour Escarpment slope spring line. The local water surplus is equivalent to 30 to 40% of the dry season base flow at Wasaga Beach.
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Ontario government’s proposal to expand the existing Greenbelt with a Bluebelt to better protect our province’s water resources. As a supporter of the Food & Water First campaign, I endorse this plan. Food and water are the necessities of life.
Niagara Escarpment important recharge area in Melancth water surplus recharges the dolostone Aquifers upgradient of the 455 m asl contour Escarpment slope spring line. The local water surplus is equivalent to 30 to 40% of the dry season base flow at Wasaga Beach.
1. c provincial consultation - report to council - comment to province - rules changed - implement at local level; rural municipalities are being forced to spend a significant portion of their staff time and limited budgets on provincial initiatives
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Ontario government’s proposal to expand the existing Greenbelt with a Bluebelt to better protect our province’s water resources. As a supporter of the Food & Water First campaign, I endorse this plan. Food and water are the necessities of life.
Protecting Water - Proteger l'eau C is a Not-for-Profit grassroots organization acting as a voice for several stewardships, associations, citizens and Indigenous peoples who have come together to protect, conserve and restore riverine ecosystems.
I moved to Rockwood to be closer to nature. My children have learned to fish, kayak, play at the beach and spot local wildlife. Please don't change this for me. I want my children to cherish this area. This is what Canada is all about.
Please grow & expand our green and blue belts!!!! Our drinking water, wildlife, runoff systems, are all under threat. We need to aggressively grow to balance out the destruction the USA is recklessly causing. PLEASE.
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Niagara Escarpment important recharge area in Melancth water surplus recharges the dolostone Aquifers upgradient of the 455 m asl contour Escarpment slope spring line. The local water surplus is equivalent to 30 to 40% of the dry season base flow at Wasaga Beach.
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Niagara Escarpment important recharge area in Melancth water surplus recharges the dolostone Aquifers upgradient of the 455 m asl contour Escarpment slope spring line. The local water surplus is equivalent to 30 to 40% of the dry season base flow at Wasaga Beach.
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Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Ontario government’s proposal to expand the existing Greenbelt with a Bluebelt to better protect our province’s water resources. As a supporter of the Food & Water First campaign, I endorse this plan. Food and water are the necessities of life.
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Niagara Escarpment important recharge area in Melancth water surplus recharges the dolostone Aquifers upgradient of the 455 m asl contour Escarpment slope spring line. The local water surplus is equivalent to 30 to 40% of the dry season base flow at Wasaga Beach.
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Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Ontario government’s proposal to expand the existing Greenbelt with a Bluebelt to better protect our province’s water resources. As a supporter of the Food & Water First campaign, I endorse this plan. Food and water are the necessities of life.
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I moved to Rockwood to be closer to nature. My children have learned to fish, kayak, play at the beach and spot local wildlife. Please don't change this for me. I want my children to cherish this area. This is what Canada is all about.
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Please grow & expand our green and blue belts!!!! Our drinking water, wildlife, runoff systems, are all under threat. We need to aggressively grow to balance out the destruction the USA is recklessly causing. PLEASE.
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WE NEED MORE GREENSPACE!
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WE NEED MORE GREENSPACE!
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