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CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act historical Conviction: Fiscal Year 2012; Case ID# CR_2234 (Ohio)
An otherwise diligent company earned a criminal record for a single negligent violation of the CWA, sentenced to fines and restitution of $150,000

THE SUPER BOWL USES MORE WATER THAN YOU THINK
The Super Bowl is one of the most-watched events on the planet. Millions of fans, thousands of staff, a perfectly maintained field, endless food and drinks, and behind it all, an enormous amount of water.
by Noni Weigan, Sr. Brand Manager: Epic Cleantec

FROM WASTE TO FERTILIZER, FUEL, AND CLEAN WATER
Burlington, ON: Anaergia Inc. provides end-to end solutions for extracting organics from waste implementing high efficiency anaerobic digestion, upgrading biogas, producing fertilizer and cleaning water
CrimeBox
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2013; Case ID# CR_2433 (Ohio)
False statements cover illegal discharges from an Ohio auto parts plant. $1.7 million in fines later, three managers were sentenced to prison and/or home confinement, community service and probation

INNOVATIVE LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY
Canada Growth Fund and Cleantech Group recognize B.C.’s Mangrove Lithium’s breakthrough platform for the most cost-effective production of battery grade lithium hydroxide.

Cleantech Group Releases the 2026 Global Cleantech 100
Nine Canadian companies make the Global Cleantech List in 2026 marking a “sea change” year where almost half the list from 2025 turned over making way for 48 new companies
CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Historical Conviction: Fiscal Year 2015; Case ID# CR_2748 (Mississippi)
Decades of CWA violations caused severe damage to the Gulf coast environment. Convicted fertilizer company bankrupt, sentenced to transfer land holdings to NOAA Research Reserve
Cybersecurity Files
The leader of a ransomware gang responsible for a costly attack on a UK water utility has been identified.
North American water plants, it's time to talk about safety.
CYBER-SECURE WATER SUPPLY
WT Interview with Graham Nasby, P.Eng, Water SCADA Specialist, City of Guelph Environmental Services
CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Historical Conviction: Fiscal Year 2012; Case ID# CR_2344 (Mississippi)
Water Plant Operator sentenced to home confinement for faking drinking water lab test results, filing false wastewater discharge reports

CITY OF CALGARY WATER WOES
All water restrictions in Calgary have been lifted after the Bearspaw feeder main was restored to full service.

FIRST-OF-ITS KIND STUDY SUGGESTS GREENLAND'S PRUDHOE ICE DOME VANISHED 7,000 YEARS AGO
Core samples pulled from beneath ice sheet in GreenDrill – a project co-led by the University of Buffalo suggest the Prudhoe Ice Dome is highly sensitive to the temperatures of our current interglacial period

CLEANTECH - January 12, 2026
SPARK OF INNOVATION
Cleantech Group’s projections for 2026 on how tech is catching wildfires before they burn
CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2012; Case ID# CR_2307 (Mississippi)
National Wildlife Refuge impacted by industrial waste dumping in Mississippi

Bluegreen Algae Annual Review
HABs confirmed in 196 water bodies in New York State, nearly half of these were new in 2025
HAB mitigation strategies to protect drinking water sources, from the Soil and Water Conservation office and private industry

CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2013; Case ID# CR_2426 (Mississippi)
Employee of County Drinking Water Association fails to test water samples, jeopardizing health for thousands of residents in Mississippi

CLEANTECH
ADAPTING CANADIAN CLEANTECH FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE
Foresight Canada Canadian cleantech innovation

416 Climate Files
Resilience in the high rise towers
Part 3: North America's high density households getting ready for the holidays with backup water supplies

POLAR BEARS MAY BE ADAPTING TO SURVIVE WARMER CLIMATES
New research by scientists at the University of East Anglia, England reveals a link between rising temperatures and changes in polar bear DNA, which may be helping them adapt and survive in increasingly challenging environment
CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2015; Case ID# CR_2692 (North Carolina)
NC Dept of Ag Director sentenced to home detention, found responsible for dairy manure spill contaminating the drinking water source for a million people

LATAM Cleantech 25

CLEANTECH GROUP NAMES THE PIONEERS WITH THE BUSINESS MODELS AND SOLUTIONS TO SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACT THE LATAM REGION OVER THE NEXT 5 –10 YEARS
Three Mexican companies figure in the list – Tierra de Monte, Agribest and AllieAI
416 Climate Files
Resilience in North America's highest density city
Part 2 Future-proofing residential towers: Elevator technology and drone deliveries

IN THE SHADOW OF A FAMED MEXICO CITY STADIUM, A BATTLE FOR WATER TARGETS THE WORLD CUP
Two World Cups have done little to improve the lives of people who live next to Azteca Stadium
byJorge Barrera - CBC News - With permission
CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Historical Conviction: Fiscal Year 2012; Case ID# CR_2272 (North Carolina)
Confined animal feedlot operator locked up, sentenced to $1.5M penalties for discharging untreated hog manure to the environment

MOU BETWEEN CANADIAN INNOVATION & UAE USHERS IN NEW ERA FOR AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY ON WORLD STAGE
Alberta start-up Sultech Global pioneers micronized elemental Sulphur (MES) technology to address widespread Sulphur deficiencies in global soils improving crop yields, protein content, and fertilizer efficiency while reducing nutrient losses to waterways

PACIFIC INSTITUTE ANALYSIS FINDS SURGE IN REPORTED WATER-RELATED VIOLENCE
New analysis shows sharp increase in incidents where water is a trigger, weapon, or casualty of violence.
Pacific Institute - With permission
CrimeBox
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2015; Case ID# CR_2649 (North Carolina)
Oyster nursery impacted with repeated dredging, defendant sentenced to restore the coastal habitat

Climate Files
Household resilience in North America's highest density city
Next time the lights go out, Toronto high rise balconies make the difference with backup water and power

CrimeBox
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2015; Case ID# CR_2671 (District of Columbia)
Environmental services company convicted for dumping waste into Potomac River
Climate Files
White to ultra-white
The latest "Cool Roof" technology saves even more energy while harvesting moisture from the atmosphere

TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PLANS TO GUT WATER PROTECTIONS NATIONWIDE
Polluted Water Rule would strip safeguards from tens of millions of acres of wetlands and countless streams.

FROM SEA TO SKY: THE FUTURE OF DIRECT AIR CAPTURE
Nova Scotia start-up Aeon Blue in Foresight Canada’s Top 50 Most Investible Companies for developing sustainable fuels using renewable energy, saltwater and captured CO2 from the air

CANADA DROUGHT -December 2025 - UPDATE
Much of Canada received significant precipitation in December, improving drought conditions significantly.

Update: FireSwarm Solutions™
SPOTLIGHT ON REVOLUTIONARY DRONE TECHNOLOGY THAT BATTLES WILDFIRES
Foresight Canada showcases B.C.’s  FireSwarm Solutions™ in 50 Most Investible Cleantech Companies
CrimeBox
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2013; Case ID# CR_2427 (North Carolina)
Recycling gone wrong: North Carolina waste hauler convicted for unauthorized fill of wetlands, sent to prison, with a $300,000 fine to boot
WHY COLORADO RIVER NEGOTIATIONS ARE SO DIFFICULT
On the day of a Nov. 11 federal deadline for states to submit a water management plan for the Colorado River, negotiations remain deadlocked.
High Country News - With permission
WALKERTON TRAGEDY ... 25 YEARS LATER
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
In May 2000, contamination of municipal water by bacterial pathogens in Walkerton, Ontario, resulted in one of the world's largest outbreaks, killing 7 and sickening 2000.

REVOLUTIONIZING FOREST RESTORATION
Foresight Canada portfolio company Vancouver based TreeTrack Intelligence combines cutting-edge aerial technology with Indigenous-led stewardship to restore ecosystems devastated by wildfires
CRIMEBOX
History of Criminal prosecutions of the US Clean Water Act
Which party is tougher on Clean Water Act crimes? The answer might surprise you


LIFE UNDER THE SEA
Ocean engineering and technology company DEEP unveils Vanguard its pilot subsea human habitat providing extended access to the ocean for research, conservation, and training
CrimeBox
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2013; Case ID# CR_2420 (Maryland)
Pushing excess rip-rap over the cliff does not work out for this homeowner in Maryland

DESPITE GLOBAL HEADWINDS, INNOVATION THRIVES AT THE INTERSECTION OF TECHNOLOGY, BUSINESS & IMPACT
SAN FRANCISCO, CA --Cleantech Group releases its annual Cleantech 50 to Watch list, spotlighting the early-stage companies poised to deliver breakthrough solutions to the world’s most pressing climate and sustainability challenges.

CrimeBox
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2015; Case ID# CR_2655 (Connecticut)
Pharmaceutical manufacturer convicted for illegal discharges to Thames River
Clean Water Files
Competitors got together to address common problems in the water testing industry
Now students and citizen scientists are equipped with self-cleaning, self-calibrating water sensor technology

NFB

RESTORING A RIVER
Indigenous filmmaker Lyana Patrick’s feature documentary Nechako: It Will Be aBig River Again will open the Planet in Focus Int’l Environmental Film Festival,Toronto, October 21,2025
CAPTURING THERMAL ENERGY FROM WASTEWATER & SEWAGE
Two new studies from Foresight Canada & Vancouver’s Zero Emissions Innovation Centre provide the technology landscape and business case for harnessing waste heat into scalable solutions reducing costs, strengthening energy security, and advancing Canada’s clean economy

CANADA DROUGHT 2025 - UPDATE - OCT 16, 2025

In September drought conditions continued to deteriorate throughout much of Canada. As of September 30, a large majority of Canada was classified as Abnormally Dry or in drought with areas of each province and territory experiencing Extreme Drought (D3)

CRIMEBOX
Clean Water Act Conviction: Fiscal Year 2013; Case ID# CR_2466 (N. Carolina)
Poultry processor violates a Consent Order, continues to discharge blood, grease and turkey parts to the local wastewater treatment plant

THE POWER OF MICROBES RE-IMAGINES MINING
Boston start-up Allonnia a bio-ingenuity company™ is using the power of microbes to selectively dissolve unwanted gangue while purifying mineral concentrates in a one-of-a-kind pilot project with Eagle Mine

A NOBEL PRIZE FOR THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi are awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2025 for the development of a new type of molecular architecture. The constructions they created – metal–organic frameworks – contain large cavities in which molecules can flow in and out. Researchers have used them to harvest water from desert air, extract pollutants from water, capture carbon dioxide and store hydrogen.

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