TV Interview to highlight relationship between recent flooding climate change on 15 May 2018

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Section 1: Publication

Publication Type

Social Media Material

Authorship

Global News

Title

TV Interview to highlight relationship between recent flooding climate change on 15 May 2018

Year

2018

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Global News

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Global News 2018 TV Interview to highlight relationship between recent flooding climate change on 15 May 2018. Global News

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Section 2: Additional Information

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GWF: Global Water Futures

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Program aired from coast to coast across Canada on the Global TV Network, via 13 television stations, reaching 98.9% of English-speaking audience in Canada

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