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          <description>How can we limit damage from disasters like the 2024 Toronto floods? In this explainer video, we highlight some pretty useful solutions to our water problems</description>
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          <title>New hope for flood-prone Peguis First Nation means evacuees could come home</title>
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          <description>Nearly a third of the ‘refugees’ from last spring&#039;s flood still haven’t returned to the community. The Nation hopes a new collaboration will help it better prepare for future natural disasters</description>
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          <title>Flood infrastructure: ‘the biggest salmon habitat issue you’ve never heard of’</title>
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          <description>Along B.C.’s Fraser River, concrete obstructions block 1,500 kilometres of fish habitat and ‘meat grinder’ pump stations kill fish. Critics say it’s time for fish-friendly flood control
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          <dc:creator>Steph Kwetásel’wet Wood</dc:creator>

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          <title>How a salt marsh could be a secret weapon against sea level rise in B.C.’s Fraser delta</title>
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          <pubDate>Sat, 20 Jun 2020 15:00:52 +0000</pubDate>
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          <description>An often-underrated ecosystem supports millions of migratory birds, provides critical habitat for young salmon, absorbs carbon and plays an essential role in flood prevention. An ambitious project aims to draw on the power of the salt marsh, gradually raising its level to create a ‘living dike’
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          <dc:creator>Steph Kwetásel’wet Wood</dc:creator>

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          <title>Unimpeded Rivers Crucial as Climate Changes: New Study</title>
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          <dc:creator>Judith Lavoie</dc:creator>

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          <title>Conservative Candidate, Mel Arnold, Hit Hard After Questioning Man-made Climate Change on CBC</title>
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          <dc:creator>Carol Linnitt</dc:creator>

          
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          <title>Fort McMurray, Home to 176 Square km of Tar Sands Tailings Ponds, Overwhelmed by Floods</title>
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          <dc:creator>Heather Libby and Carol Linnitt</dc:creator>

          
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               Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development               </category>
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