Watch those CFCs and keep cool this summer
With hot weather arriving, the piece cautions about cooling appliances and CFC refrigerants. It notes CFCs harm the ozone layer and urges using alternatives in automotive AC repairs from January 1, 1997 in BC. Have leaks repaired, have CFCs removed when disposing of appliances or vehicles, and consult qualified technicians.
Do's and Don'ts for BC Parks Visitors
The rise in warm weather brings many visitors to British Columbia parks. To protect the heritage and natural beauty, hikers and campers should pack it in and pack it out, use only designated fires, stay on trails, leash dogs, and camp only in approved areas while disposing of waste responsibly.
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Canadian activist warns bears' extinction risk in BC
Marr a Chinese-Canadian urges stronger bear protection as Asian demand for bear parts rises with rising incomes. He says BC bears may follow the Asiatic bear toward extinction, courting both admiration and scorn in Vancouver’s Chinatown. He calls for more enforcement and a law banning bear hunting.
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Sinkhole probe continues as dam spillway releases rise
Two Swedish dam experts inspected the structure after a weekend release of 175 000 CFS from the dam's station and spillway. Rain delayed Hydro's 180 000 CFS target while crews monitor downstream environmental impacts and water levels. Fish mortality rises with turbine draw and spillway turbulence. three does and three lawns were rescued from a flooded island as Peace River levels peak.
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Hudson’s Hope Review
Hydro
Nadine Cahan
Gunt
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