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Waterways · WaterwaysThe River Forecast Centre is warning residents of northeastern British Columbia that the Liard River could surge to extremely high flows. Flood watches remain in effect around the Skeena and Bulkley rivers, while high streamflow advisories cover the province's central Interior and northwest. A break in the weather has slowed rising waterways across the region.See the Story
River in northeast B.C. could surge to flood conditions: forecast centre
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Waterways · WaterwaysThe River Forecast Centre is warning residents of northeastern British Columbia that the Liard River could surge to extremely high flows. Emergency officials say as many as 20 buildings are flooded in three northwestern British Columbia communities. A break in the weather has slowed rising waterways across the region and evacuation orders are set to be updated.See the Story
Forecast centre says river in northeast B.C. could surge to flood conditions
US & Canada · CaliforniaDry winters like the one California just had, less fresh water flows down from the mountains into the Sacramento River. That allows saltier water from Pacific Ocean tides to push further into the state's main water hub, known as the Delta. The further east the salt moves, the more at risk that water system becomes. The Delta is the largest estuary on the west coast of the Americas.See the Story
In dry California, salty water creeps into key waterways
69% Center coverage: 13 sources
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US & Canada · WaterwaysThe money comes from the infrastructure law that President Joe Biden signed in November. The money will be distributed over the next five years to 12 states. It will help them control farm runoff and other pollution that contribute to a dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, the EPA says.See the Story
EPA to give $60M to 12 states to help curb water pollution
55% Center coverage: 11 sources
US & Canada · WaterwaysEnvironment Canada says the first hot spell of the year is about to settle over much of British Columbia. Special weather statements now cover the inner south coast, east to the Alberta boundary and north to Fort St. John. The centre is maintaining flood watches for other rivers in the Cariboo, Thompson and Shuswap regions.See the Story
Rain, impending heat wave prompt warning and raise flood potential in B.C.
50% Left coverage: 4 sources
Waterways · WaterwaysUnion minister of ports, shipping and waterways Sarbananda Sonowal on Sunday said the Modi government has focused on the importance of waterways by starting various projects.See the Story
Only corrupt afraid of ED probe: Union minister Sonowal
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Waterways · WaterwaysMatt and Carmel ORegan invested $2 million in a composting barn for their herd. The giant structure, bigger than a rugby field, is the first of its kind in Buller, South Island. The new freshwater regulations, designed to protect rivers, triggered their decision.See the Story
‘Wet Coast’ cow cockies say ‘get off the grass’ to new rules
Waterways · WaterwaysMatt and Carmel ORegan invested $2 million in a composting barn for their herd. The giant structure, bigger than a rugby field, is the first of its kind in Buller, South Island. The new freshwater regulations, designed to protect rivers, triggered their decision.See the Story
‘Wet Coast’ cow cockies say ‘get off the grass’ to new rules
Waterways · WaterwaysSchroon Lake Chamber of Commerce, Town of Schroon, Schroon Lake Association and the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism have partnered to create the Schroon Paddle Challenge. The challenge encourages residents and visitors to undertake excursions on three local waterways that comprise the Schro on Lake watershed. Participants can use any type of human-powered vessel such as kayak or canoe.See the Story
Groups establish Schroon Paddle Challenge
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Waterways · WaterwaysJackson County Emergency Management says the rapidly rising waters throughout the county threatened to flood several homes and businesses. No injuries have been reported, but the McKee Baptist Church couldn't escape Saturday's high waters. The church sits at the confluence of two creeks, and multiple inches of water got into its basement. While the high waters have receded for now, the officials worry about the toll that more rainfall can take.See the Story
High water in Jackson Co. causes further concerns with more rain likely to come
Waterways · WaterwaysMountain Muskrats is an independent dive club that plans to explore Oregon's waterways. The club met in person for the first time Saturday evening to decide on the first location. To be a member, it's a $100 a year-- the benefits include three free air fills, 15% off sky-dive tandem jumps.See the Story
'Mountain Muskrats' dive club in Sunriver holds first in-person meeting, plans to explore, clean up waterways
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