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B.C.’s southern Interior is reeling from a historic drought—levels four and five, the worst since 1925—with farmers losing crops and ranchers facing half-million-dollar feed shortfalls. Reservoirs are at record lows, snowpack is nonexistent, and climate change is blamed for worsening conditions over three years. Experts and officials warn it’s time to shift from crisis response to proactive planning and infrastructure upgrades to survive future dry spells.

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