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Bassist Brad Walst played in Groundswell.

Drummer Neil Sanderson played in Groundswell and played in Oddball (currently Thousand Foot Krutch) Vocalist Matt Walst currently plays in My Darkest Days.

Matt Walst – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Barry Stock – lead guitar Brad Walst – bass guitar Neil Sanderson – drums, percussion, backing vocals, keyboards, programming Dani Rosenoer – keyboards, backing vocals, programming Adam Gontier – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar ; Timeline Former vocalist Adam Gontier played in Groundswell and currently playing solo.

Britain's landfill tax, the EU's emissions trading scheme and the various mechanisms for international pollution offsets in the Kyoto protocol and other international agreements all have their origins in the groundswell of interest in market-based policies, kick-started by Pearce and Blueprint.

So unfortunately, the Scene's battle against in-game ads won't result in a groundswell of casual gamers cutting the advertisements out of their games.

The ability to instantly text donations to relief agencies resulted not only in a groundswell of donations, but also in increased public awareness and concern for the devastating situations in those nations.

Spain's opposition Socialists swept to an upset victory in general elections on Sunday, ousting the center-right party of Prime Minister José María Aznar in a groundswell of voter anger and grief over his handling of terrorist bombings in Madrid last week.

This has resulted in a groundswell of heartening and effective activism (consider #blacklivesmatter).

The decision to abandon the 14-year-old telescope resulted in a groundswell of criticism that stunned NASA.

The ability to instantly text donations to relief agencies resulted not only in a groundswell of donations, but increased public awareness and concern for the devastating situation in those nations.

That attitude can be seen most clearly in the groundswell of opposition to a proposal by the Department of City Planning to rezone 73 blocks on the East Side of Manhattan to allow for newer and bigger skyscrapers.