So much snow, and nowhere to go
February 20, 2015
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as posted by the channelWith record amounts of snowfall this year across parts of the Atlantic coast, and arctic outbreaks keeping that snow on the ground, the problem becomes where to put it all.
Snowbanks are exceeding the tops of houses and just piling the new snow up on the side of the road is now physically impossible. Some cities are now thinking outside the box - and their budgets - when it comes to removing this year's dumping.
CBC's Johanna Wagstaffe has the details on some of the most
interesting snow removal methods.
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