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On Drought, Dowsing, and Deep Drilling: Thinking About Groundwater History in an Age of Climate Emergency
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On Drought, Dowsing, and Deep Drilling: Thinking About Groundwater History in an Age of Climate Emergency
Support NiCHE’s Work, Contribute to our 2025 Fundraising Campaign Here. Many parts of Canada endured severe drought through the summer and early autumn of 2025, straining groundwater supplies. Wells ran dry from the Maritimes to eastern Ontario, and even within the city limits of the national capital, some residents have resorted to costly water delivery as their decades-old wells have failed. Climate change is undoubtedly to blame for the inten…
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