As Alberta continues to anticipate drought conditions this spring, Global News is looking to the past to learn lessons in the future. University of Alberta historian, Shannon Stunden Bower, joined Global News at Noon to speak about what we can learn from the largest ecological disaster in north American history that took place nearly a century ago.
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What we can learn from the drought of the Dirty 1930s
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