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Campus Water Fountains: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

By richard - Posted on 03 September 2009

New Polaris Institute report on water fountains at Canadian campuses.

Water Fountains on Canadian Campuses: Where Have They Gone?

OTTAWA/September 3, 2009 - Water fountains are disappearing on university and college campuses across Canada according to a new Polaris Institute Report

The report, “Campus Water Fountains: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly,” uncovers a series of trends related to public drinking water access at Canadian universities and colleges.

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