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          <title>‘It’s pretty dire’: Vancouver Island salmon under threat from climate change-induced droughts</title>
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          <description>As the island enters the most severe level of drought in the province, experts warn B.C. has much work to do to manage for watershed health in the midst of prolonged dry spells</description>
          <dc:creator>Braela Kwan</dc:creator>

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          <title>‘We need that plan’: 109 B.C. fish farm licences soon set to expire, but federal transition strategy missing</title>
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          <description>On the heels of a new stakeholder engagement report from Fisheries and Oceans Canada, scientists and Indigenous advocates are renewing calls to phase out West Coast fish farms and restore devastated wild salmon stocks</description>
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          <title>How a fight against a Vancouver Island rock quarry became a battle to modernize B.C.’s mining laws</title>
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          <description>Residents of the Highlands, just outside Victoria, were told that according to the Mines Act the climate impacts of a hotly contested aggregate mine were irrelevant to the project’s approval — catalyzing a campaign for new mining rules that is now being brought to Canada’s Supreme Court</description>
          <dc:creator>Braela Kwan</dc:creator>

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