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The long road ahead: Remaking the Coquihalla Highway after a one-in-1,000-year storm

After a historic series of floods and landslides damaged large sections of a critical British Columbia highway last year, contractors began fortifying it against future climate-change-driven extreme weather events

Justine Hunter and Timothy Moore

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