Photos explore water protection
The human impact on drinking water is the focus of a photo exhibition on display at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.
“You look at the water as you are boating and it is a murky dark brown, rusty coppery looking colour,” said Georjann Morrisseau, a member of the Fort William First Nation Youth Council, describing the water in the rivers and along the Lake Superior shoreline in the Thunder Bay area. “When we went up to Loch Lomond, it was almost clear, a dark dark greeny blue, the way it should be without all those additives and pollution.”
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