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Clear-cut logging in B C amplifies flood risk, new study warns

Clear-cut logging in B C amplifies flood risk, new study warns
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Clear-cut logging in B C amplifies flood risk, new study warns

Clear-cut logging practices on the Deadman River and Joe Ross Creek near Kamloops, B.C., increased flood flood frequency and size, a new study has found.

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Clear-cut logging in B C amplifies flood risk, new study warns

Clear-cut logging practices on the Deadman River and Joe Ross Creek near Kamloops, B.C., increased flood flood frequency and size, a new study has found.

British columbiaUnited kingdomThompson riverFraser riverYounes alilaRobbie johnsonBc joe rossJoe rossUniversity of british columbia departmentFraser basin councilHydrology wednesdayDeadman riverJoe ross creekCross creekMetro vancouverDeadman falls

As Canadian population passes 40M, fast-growing provinces gain relatively fewer seats in Ottawa

As Canadian population passes 40M, fast-growing provinces gain relatively fewer seats in Ottawa
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As Canadian population passes 40M, fast-growing provinces gain relatively fewer seats in Ottawa

While the number of Alberta and Ontario MPs looks set to increase, Atlantic provinces and Quebec may be sidelined

United kingdomJean chrRichard johnstonMarc termoteCentury initiativeUniversity of british columbia departmentUniversity of montrealJournal de montrBritish columbiaNova scotiaPrime minister jean chrLiberal partyConstitution actStatistics canadaStephen harper

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