Published 2 years ago

Historic drought behind B.C. wildfires, salmon die-off could continue

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The Lower Mainland, Sunshine Coast and West Vancouver Island are experiencing Level 5 drought conditions. Environment Canada is calling for a chance of rain in some parts of the province Monday. Experts say the drought conditions have already brought on significant adverse effects. Thousands of dead wild salmon were found last week in the Neekas Creek, which runs through Heiltsuk Territory.

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BBC News

Tens of thousands of salmon found dead in Canada

Researchers in British Columbia discovered a shocking sight when they walked to the creek.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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CBC News

Historic drought behind B.C. wildfires, salmon die off could continue, experts say

Thousands of dead fish, a prolonged wildfire season and intense water shortages leading to ice rink closures are all symptoms of record-setting drought in parts of British Columbia.

2 years ago·Canada

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Global News

B.C.’s persistent drought continues as wildfires spark, no rain in forecast

The Lower Mainland, the Sunshine Coast and west Vancouver Island have now reached Drought Level 5, meaning adverse impacts to socio-economic or ecosystem values are almost certain.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Hill

Thousands of salmon found dead in Canadian creek amid drought

More than 60,000 salmon carcasses were found lining the dried-out bottom of a Canadian creek in what researchers fear is another example of the environmental consequences of climate change. Researchers from the Simon Fraser University discovered the scores of dead fish in British Columbia’s Neekas River on Sept. 29, according to Gizmodo. Mountains of…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

Historic drought behind B.C. wildfires, salmon die-off could continue, experts say

VANCOUVER – Thousands of dead fish, a prolonged wildfire season and intense water shortages leading to ice rink closures are all symptoms of record-setting drought in parts of British Columbia. […]

2 years ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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The Toronto Star

Historic drought behind B.C. wildfires, salmon die-off could continue, experts say

VANCOUVER - Thousands of dead fish, a prolonged wildfire season and intense water shortages leading to ice rink closures are all symptoms of record-se...

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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