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Groundwater levels bounce back after more rain and snow

Pipes and sewers are freezing because of the cold

The result is clear: 2020 is the hottest year ever in the country

The permafrost in Jotunheimen is thawing – We do not know the consequences

Second year of Hemlock Looper Moth (Lambdina fiscellaria) outbreak returns to North Vancouver in larger numbers

Waterfowl Disappearance and Other Lake Ecosystem Changes

Cloudberry bogs are collapsing - climate change is to blame

Leduc County declares state of agricultural disaster amid wet conditions

Large landslides have passed in Alta

B.C. First Nations village evacuated after blue-green algae found in water source

Several rainfall records have already been broken - now a warning has been sent out on Helgeland

Cyanobacteria in a deep well contaminates community water source

Municipal calls to boil drinking water more than double this year

The river is very low and affecting well water quality

Climate change thaws permafrost

TenTen Creek return of Salmon Species

New England Drought

Historical fuel spill likely source of Iqaluit drinking water contamination, city official says

Ground water levels peak after wet winter

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