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August 2025

IS INDIA RUNNING OUT OF WATER OR WAYS TO MANAGE IT??
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IS INDIA RUNNING OUT OF WATER OR WAYS TO MANAGE IT??

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Water runs through India’s story in ways that are both visible and invisible. Yet, scarcity is fast…
continue reading..August 26, 2025August 26, 2025
Is a Controversial BC Shipbreaking Company Really Shut Down?
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Is a Controversial BC Shipbreaking Company Really Shut Down?

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Its lease is cancelled. But Vancouver Island opponents are still worried about Deep Water Recovery. Madeline Dunnett Yesterday…
continue reading..August 22, 2025August 22, 2025
As Mining Companies Write Their Own Rules, People Pay the Price
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As Mining Companies Write Their Own Rules, People Pay the Price

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Canada is letting coal firms off the hook for polluting BC and Alberta watersheds. Lorne Fitch Today The…
continue reading..August 22, 2025August 22, 2025
B.C. floods 10x more likely because of logging, says UBC study
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B.C. floods 10x more likely because of logging, says UBC study

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Posted by Ty Lim | Aug 20, 2025 | News, Forestry, Trending | 0  Severe floods like the 2021 atmospheric river event could happen as often…
continue reading..August 21, 2025August 21, 2025
Drought is a big problem in Canada — and it’s getting worse
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Drought is a big problem in Canada — and it’s getting worse

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A rush of water-hungry AI data centres is just one reason to rethink industrial water use, as…
continue reading..August 21, 2025August 21, 2025
How can England possibly be running out of water?
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How can England possibly be running out of water?

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Helena Horton Environment reporter While famously rainswept, climate crisis, population growth and profligacy mean the once unthinkable could be…
continue reading..August 21, 2025August 21, 2025
Data Centers Consume Massive Amounts of Water – Companies Rarely Tell the Public Exactly How Much
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Data Centers Consume Massive Amounts of Water – Companies Rarely Tell the Public Exactly How Much

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August 20, 2025   By Peyton McCauley and Melissa Scanlan / The Conversation As demand for artificial intelligence technology…
continue reading..August 21, 2025August 21, 2025
Letter: Abandonment, bankruptcy, and environmental disaster, the Yukon deserves better
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Letter: Abandonment, bankruptcy, and environmental disaster, the Yukon deserves better

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Biologist and Wildlife Conservation Society Canada representative highlights negative pattern of Yukon mine failures Chris Addison Aug…
continue reading..August 15, 2025August 15, 2025
Water pollution flows across borders, 100% tariff-free
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Water pollution flows across borders, 100% tariff-free

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From coal mining runoff in British Columbia to bacterial blooms in the Great Lakes, there are things…
continue reading..August 15, 2025August 19, 2025
$4.5M in emergency repairs needed on major water lines in Cowichan River
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$4.5M in emergency repairs needed on major water lines in Cowichan River

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Erosion has lowered the riverbed by about one metre, and also compromised the stability of the south-side…
continue reading..August 15, 2025August 15, 2025
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