Old public works yard “most likely” one source of Jackson Creek fuel spill, City says - Peterborough Currents

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Old public works yard “most likely” one source of Jackson Creek fuel spill, City says
City also investigated a fuel leak in the area last fall, emails reveal
Will Pearson
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August 31, 2022
Peterborough Currents

Environment

Read the latest articles about issues pertaining to the land, water, and ecology of the Peterborough and Kawarthas region.

Curtis Creek’s east-city journey was shortened long ago. But it still remembers its old way.
Will Pearson
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July 19, 2022

Local environment activist Malaika Collette reports back on COP26
Robert Gibson
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December 21, 2021
A map of the Peterborough area showing municipal boundary, study area and conservation authority boundary.

City’s watershed planning moves into final phase
Robert Gibson
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Climate change will bring more flood waters downtown. How much will the $52 million Jackson Creek diversion help?
Will Pearson
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December 13, 2021

Three easy ways you can protect creeks
Patricia Wilson
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November 22, 2021

Harper Creek: An ice age miracle in a Peterborough business park
Will Pearson
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October 19, 2021

Bears Creek: A fragile ecosystem coursing through Edmison Heights
Will Pearson
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October 5, 2021

Peterborough’s urban forest is a “key asset” in our fight against climate change. Here are the new plans to help preserve it.
Will Pearson
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May 13, 2021
A photo of the pre-wetting system on a municipal snow plow.

New road salting system hits the streets with goal of reducing salt runoff
Ayesha Barmania
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February 5, 2021
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