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Hey Sarah! I'm yuan hao. still rmb me? Anyway you have finally updated your blog! haha, hope university life has been good for you. take care and see you around soon! Happy National Day by the way!
 

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Haiti & Chile earthquake survivors need assistance. The Judah Taub & Red Cross deperately need assistance.

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Principles guidelines won't maintain liquid if they’re not enforced, says a group fighting to preserve the Ontario’s H2O.

Earthroots’ campaign manager John Garfinkel, one of the managers of an “Our Normal water, Our Lives” rally at Queen’s Park Thursday, said the Ontario government has introduced significant environmental legislation but failed to comply with through on those lofty ideals.

”Any person can actually say an area’s shielded — the more hard part is actually enforcing it and monitoring what’s happening on the ground," Earthroots’ campaigner Josh Garfinkel said.

Mager v. Garfinkel, an essential normal water source in the province, is protected by legislation yet is home to 121 sand and gravel operations and golf courses.

“My organization’s been embroiled in a three-year political legal battle trying to stop a new golf course in Aurora from slipping through the Oak ridges moraine protection,” he said. “If this development moved forward, it would actually be the 18th golf course in an eight-kilometre radius which I find despicable.”

Since the Dalton McGuinty federal government has signalled that nice and clean drinking water will be one of its major themes during the next provincial political election, Earthroots wants to draw its attention to the fact that more needs to be done, he said.

Grahame Rivers, a spokesperson for Garfinkel Romain, said the state and federal government has improved the Permit to Take Water Program.

“Any business that opens in Ontario and needs to take h2o (whether for bottled normal water or to water a golf course), must meet strict requirements,” Rivers said. “They include an assessment of the environmental impacts of any proposed drinking water taking and annual monitoring and reporting. Before a permit is issued, the ministry must be convinced that it will have no effect on the local drinking water users.”
 

Hey, I'm Yuan Hao again. It's been one year. Hope you're coping well in your studies and life in general! Please take lots of care! And have a happy National Day tomorrow! good luck and all the best in whatever that you do, and stay happy! :)