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26-01 Bo Lab
Joy Young, owner
5078 County Road 10
Fournier Ontario K0B 1G0
Nation
Tel 613-524-2838
26-02 CBC- News Room
Ottawa Ontario
Tel 613-288-6445
Website:www.cbc.ca
26-03 CFRA
87 Georges St
Ottawa Ontario K1N 9H7
Tel 613-789-2486
Website:www.iheartradio.ca
26- 04 C H P R 102.1-1220 Radio Fusion
Lise Borris, Consultant
115 Main Street East Unit 101
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 1A1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-1110
26-05 CIMF
Groulx, Sylvain
Hull Ontario
HULL
Tel 819-770-2463
26-06 CJOH
Paul Brent
Ottawa, Ontario
Tel 613-224-1313
Fax 613-274-4301
Website: www.ottawa.ctvnews.ca
26-07 COGECO / Cable 11
Ron Handfield
1444 Aberdeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 1K7
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-2625
26-08 Développement Économique et Tourisme
Julie Leroux
Agent de communication et de marketing
Comtés unis de Prescott et Russell
59, rue Court C.P. 304
L'Orignal, Ontario K0B 1K0
Tél 613.675.4661
Tel 1-800-667-6307 poste 8102
Fax 613-675-4920
www.prescott-russell.on.ca
26-09 Journal Agricom
Simon Durand, Director
75 Rue St John
Alfred , Ontario K0B 1A0
Clarence-Rockland
Tel 613-488-2651
26-10 Journal - La Nouvelle
Madeleine Joanisse - Editor
923 Notre Dame Street
Embrun Ontario K0A 1W0
Russell
Tel 613-443-2211
Fax 613-443-2212
26-11 Journal - La Tribune
Robert Savard, Director
1100 Aberdeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 3H1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632- 4155
Fax 613-632- 6383
Website:www.editionap.ca
26-12 Journal - Le Carillon
1100 Aberdeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 3H1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-4155
Fax 613-632-8601
Website:www.editionap.ca
26-13 Journal - Le Reflet
1100 Aberdeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 3H1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-4155
Fax 613-632-8601
Website: www.editionap.ca
26-14 Journal / The Citizen
Tel 613-596-8411
Fax 613-596-8495
Website:www.ottawacitizen.com
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Tel 613-739-7000
Fax 613-739-8041
Website:www.ottawacitizen.com
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1100 Aberdeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 3H1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-4155
Fax 613-632-8601
Website:www.editionap.ca
26-17 MTO Road Conditions and Weather
Ontario
For Ontario dial 511
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Andre Paquette, owner
1100 Aberdeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 3H1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-4151
Website: www.editionap.ca
26-19 Société de gestion André Paquette et Assoc.
Castonguay, Bertrand, representative
1100 Aberedeen
Hawkesbury Ontario K6A 3H1
Hawkesbury
Tel 613-632-0940
Website: www.editionap.ca
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Robert Pilon
1517 Laurier
Rockland Ontario K4K 1K5
Clarence-Rockland
Tel 613-446-6037
Website:www.tvc22.ca
26-21 The Review Publishing Co.
Louise Sproule, owner
76 Main St East
Vankleek Hill Ontario K0B 1R0
Champlain
Tel 613-678-3327
Fax 613-678-2700
Website:www.thereview.ca
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10 Surprising Results of Global Warming
1-Aggravated
Allergies
Have
those sneeze attacks and itchy eyes that plague you every spring been worsening
in recent years? If so, global warming may be partly to blame. Over the past few
decades, more and more Americans have started suffering from seasonal allergies
and asthma. Though lifestyle changes and pollution ultimately leave people more
vulnerable to the airborne allergens they breathe in, research has shown that
the higher carbon dioxide levels and warmer temperatures associated with global
warming are also playing a role by prodding plants to bloom earlier and produce
more pollen. With more allergens produced earlier, allergy season can last longer.
Get those tissues ready.
2-Heading
for the Hills
Starting in the early 1900s, we've all had to look to slightly
higher ground to spot our favorite chipmunks, mice and squirrels. Researchers
found that many of these animals have moved to greater elevations possibly due
to changes in their habitat caused by global warming. Similar changes to habitats
are also threatening Arctic species like polar bears, as the sea ice they dwell
on gradually melt away.
3-Arctic
in Bloom
While melting in the Arctic might cause problems for plants and
animals at lower latitudes, it's creating a downright sunny situation for Arctic
biota. Arctic plants usually remain trapped in ice for most of the year. Nowadays,
when the ice melts earlier in the spring, the plants seem to be eager to start
growing. Research has found higher levels of the form of the photosynthesis product
chlorophyll in modern soils than in ancient soils, showing a biological boom in
the Arctic in recent decades.
4-Pulling
the Plug
A whopping 125 lakes in the arctic have disappeared in the
past few decades, backing up the idea that global warming is working fiendishly
fast nearest earth's pole. Research into the whereabouts of the missing water
points to the probability that permafrost underneath the lakes thawed out. When
this normally permanently frozen ground thaws, the water in the lakes can seep
through the soil, draining the lake, one researcher likened it to pulling the
plug out of the bathtub. When the lakes disappear, the ecosystems they support
also lose their home.
5-The
Big Thaw
Not only is the planet's rising temperature melting massive glaciers,
but it also seems to be thawing out the layer of permanent frozen soil below the
ground's surface. This thawing causes the ground to shrink and occurs unevenly,
so it could lead to sink holes and damage to structures such as railroad tracks,
highways and houses. The destabilizing effects of melting permafrost at high altitudes,
for example on mountains, could even cause rockslides and mudslides. Recent discoveries
reveal the possibility of long-dormant diseases like smallpox could re-emerge
as the ancient dead, their corpses thawing along with the tundra, get discovered
by modern man.
6-
Survival of the Fittest
As
global warming brings an earlier start to spring, the early bird might not just
get the worm. It might also get its genes passed on to the next generation. Because
plants bloom earlier in the year, animals that wait until their usual time to
migrate might miss out on all the food. Those who can reset their internal clock
and set out earlier stand a better chance at having offspring that survive and
thus pass on their genetic information, thereby ultimately changing the genetic
profile of their entire population.
7-
Speedier Satellites
A primary cause of a warmer planet's carbon dioxide
emissions is having effects that reach into space with a bizarre twist. Air in
the atmosphere's outermost layer is very thin, but air molecules still create
drag that slows down satellites, requiring engineers to periodically boost them
back into their proper orbits. But the amount of carbon dioxide up there is increasing.
And while carbon dioxide molecules in the lower atmosphere release energy as heat
when they collide, thereby warming the air, the sparser molecules in the upper
atmosphere collide less frequently and tend to radiate their energy away, cooling
the air around them. With more carbon dioxide up there, more cooling occurs, causing
the air to settle. So the atmosphere is less dense and creates less drag.
8-Rebounding
Mountains
Though the average hiker wouldn't notice, the Alps and other
mountain ranges have experienced a gradual growth spurt over the past century
or so thanks to the melting of the glaciers atop them. For thousands of years,
the weight of these glaciers has pushed against the Earth's surface, causing it
to depress. As the glaciers melt, this weight is lifting, and the surface slowly
is springing back. Because global warming speeds up the melting of these glaciers,
the mountains are rebounding faster.
9-
Ruined Ruins
All over the globe, temples, ancient settlements and other
artifacts stand as monuments to civilizations past that until now have withstood
the tests of time. But the immediate effects of global warming may finally do
them in Rising seas and more extreme weather have the potential to damage irreplaceable
sites. Floods attributed to global warming have already damaged a 600-year-old
site, Sukhothai, which was once the capital of a Thai kingdom.
10-Forest
Fire Frenzy
While it's melting glaciers and creating more intense hurricanes
global warming also seems to be heating up forest fires in the United States.
In western states over the past few decades, more wildfires have blazed across
the countryside, burning more area for longer periods of time. Scientists have
correlated the rampant blazes with warmer temperatures and earlier snowmelt. When
spring arrives early and triggers an earlier snow-melt, forest areas become drier
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