Chief Robert Louie addresses a water crisis in the Okanagan region, citing declining fish populations and rising water temperatures.
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Updated May 28
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Chief Robert Louie addresses a water crisis in the Okanagan region, citing declining fish populations and rising water temperatures.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Both Thompson River and Okanagan Lake were cited as the most deadly waterbodies in B.C.Sub-event
- Art reflects on intensifying climate realities in the Okanagan.Sub-event
Okanagan faces a water crisis driven by rising temperatures and declining fish populations.1 source
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Okanagan
geographic region of British Columbia, Canada
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Robert Louie
Canadian First Nations leader
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