History’s industrial strategy haunts us today
First came 50 years of progress. Then came 50 years of dead fish, stagnant water, methylmercury poisoning, silt buildup and dams collapsing
Read MoreFirst came 50 years of progress. Then came 50 years of dead fish, stagnant water, methylmercury poisoning, silt buildup and dams collapsing
Read MoreEarly newspapers were often more interested in expressing the opinions of the owners than the facts
Read MoreIt seems strange how little we know about fish, their habits and whether the help we’re trying to give them is actually helpful
Read MoreResearch suggests it makes more ecological and economic sense to dismantle dams than to restore or maintain them
Read MoreJudging by the amount of money at stake, and cabinet and family involvement, this may be the largest scandal in Canadian history
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