Wet-dry cycle drives up salinity, cuts yields and affects ground water

Testing underway to determine if Muskrat Lake affected with toxic blue-green algae. Drinking water is OK for now.
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Rio Grande dispute between Texas and New Mexico could soon be settled. Climate change affecting river levels.
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Selenium from B.C. coal mining operation creates binational drinking water concern. Contaminant entering Lake Koocanusa on border.
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Wet-dry cycle drives up salinity, cuts yields and affects ground water

Southern Alberta – At least 1.6 million acres of land in Alberta are affected by visible salinity – and dealing with salinity is dealing with ground water, says one western Prairies regional agronomist. Alberta Farmer reports. | READ MORE

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Southern Alberta – At least 1.6 million acres of land in Alberta are affected by visible salinity – and dealing with salinity is dealing with ground water, says one western Prairies regional agronomist. Alberta Farmer reports. | READ MORE

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Wet-dry cycle drives up salinity, cuts yields and affects ground water