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Peter Ross

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Michigan democrat. People. policy, politics. 37 year journalism career. Deadhead. New Englander now firmly entrenched in Michigan.
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Opinion: When will Ottawa act to remove salmon-killing chemical from vehicle tires? Original

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By Peter Ross, Lindsay Beck
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Opinion Op-Ed Coho salmon are very sensitive to the tire-related chemical 6PPD-Quinone, with road runoff contributing to fish kills in B.C. streams during rainfall events. Photo by Auston Chorr /Raincoast Conservation Foundation Every fall in B.C., thousands of coho salmon make their way home from the ocean to spawn in our thousands of kilometres of freshwater streams and creeks.
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Opinion: When will Ottawa act to remove salmon-killing chemical from vehicle tires?

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By Peter Ross, Lindsay Beck
| Prince George Post Verified
Peter S. Ross, Lina Azeez and Lindsay Beck: When rain washes tire particles from roads into B.C. streams, this toxic compound enters salmon habitats, severely impacting coho salmon populations and other salmon species. •   • Coho salmon are very sensitive to the tire-related chemical 6PPD-Quinone, with road runoff contributing to fish kills in B.C. streams during rainfall events.
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New York's Bulk Energy Storage Procurements To Commence In June 2025

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By Noah Shaw, Peter Ross, Walter Ramsden
| Mondaq
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