by John Fefchak
Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world combined.
Slime on a Lake Winnipeg beach near
Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world combined.
Water is the life blood of all living things.
It just seems we have so much fresh water in Canada, we don't look after it, as we know we should. (U.S. and Canada need to reduce algae bloom on Lake Erie, WFP 29 Aug)
It is clear that governments have ignored the basic principles of water stewardship for too many years in the pursuit of narrow economic interests.
Lake Winnipeg has become a horrid reminder of devastation, that we are leaving our children and their children to bear alone.
Now Lake Erie has a sickness that has returned.
So many of our Lakes have become diseased.
The name of this disease is 'human complacency.'
Gimli. PLT photo.
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