climate change
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Human Activity Hastens Climate-driven Weather Catastrophes Like Drought, Flood, and Thunderstorms
The University of Waterloo study examined the seasonal flow patterns of 2,272 streams in Canada and the United States and discovered that human-managed streams impacted by developments such as dams, canals, or heavy urbanization had significantly different flow patterns than streams in natural watersheds
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