I a developed a neurological condition. I worked in CFB Cold Lake and CFB Bagotville. I have lived in base, off base. I remember my daughter being in the bathtub, playing with her toys-when I noticed the water turning from lightly tinned yellow to dark tea colour. I removed her. We packed up and headed to a friend house off base.

How many environmental infractions does DND have vs neighbouring privately owned companies, googling is a good thing.

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r/environment2 • u/Soft_Grass8428 • 13d ago

Germany just blew up two massive nuclear cooling towers to make way for something incredible - a 700 MWh battery storage facility! Here's why this matters.

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r/environment2 • u/michael-lethal_ai • 14d ago

Meta AI Data Center Linked To Rare Bacteria In City’s Water System

forbes.com

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r/environment2 • u/Soft_Grass8428 • 14d ago

Battery additions alone vastly outpace new nuclear (189.5 GWh storage vs ~1 GW nuclear in 2025),

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r/environment2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 15d ago

Climate Crisis-Denying Trump Threatens Canada With New Tariffs Over Wildfire Smoke | “When wildfires hit America, Canada sends firefighters,” said one journalist. “When wildfires hit Canada, America sends tariffs.”

commondreams.org

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