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Pure Water was created with the goal of improving water quality for the people and ecosystems that depend on it. Our goal is always to offer tailored engineered solutions for diverse freshwater sources across Western Canada.
Swan Lake (2025-2026)
Swan Lake is a shallow eutrophic urban lake in British Columbia that experiences seasonal recurring harmful algal blooms and declining water quality associated with eutrophication.
In an effort to remediate these environmentally declining conditions, a baseline methane emission monitoring program was started in 2025. A full-scale hypolimnetic oxygenation system was implemented in 2026 to improve dissolved oxygen concentrations.
Quamichan Lake (2026)
At Quamichan Lake, methane emission dynamics are being evaluated using paired oxygenated and control (non-oxygenated) limnocorrals designed to assess real-time methane flux under in situ conditions.
Cultus Lake (2026)
The work done at Cultus Lake was started in association with the Ts’elxweyeqw Tribe to develop a comprehensive Oxygen Restoration Program for Cultus Lake, British Columbia.
At this site, an In-Situ Sediment Oxygen Demand (SOD) equipment was installed in 2026 and a remediation monitoring program was started.
Lambton College (2026)
Pure Water is collaborating with Lambton College on a controlled bench-scale microcosm study about methane reduction systems for specific freshwater sources.
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