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Severe droughts a threat to major watershed
2012-07-05
New Queen’s research shows severe droughts could threaten one of Canada’s major watersheds. The study, focusing on changes in water levels in the Winnipeg River Drainage Basin (WRDB), determined future droughts could be much worse than anything previously recorded before.
For the complete story http://www.queensu.ca/news/articles/severe-droughts-threat-major-watershed