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In Southern British Columbia, the City of Grand Forks has been inundated by monstrous spring floods three times in the past four years. Many say climate chaos is a major factor, which has some truth to it. But some residents and experts believe there is more to the story. Extensive clear-cut logging in the watersheds around town has gobbled up nearly half the available timber on the landscape in the past two decades. Water Logged follows Grand Forks resident Jennifer Houghton through her harrowing experience dealing with repeated spring floods and connects the dots between climate breakdown, clear-cutting and flooding.