They discovered that wolves know how to fish
For the first time in history it is possible to access the intimate and secret world of wolves, they discovered that wolves know how to fish.
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Narwhal tusks reveal mercury exposure related to climate change
Like rings in a tree trunk, a narwhal’s tusk provides a window into changing conditions in the Arctic
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Abr
Plan for Indigenous Protected Area in Canadian Arctic Clears Key Hurdle
Federal government commits to safeguard Arqvilliit Islands, which sustain Nunavik Inuit
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A common soil pesticide cut wild bee reproduction by 89%
A common soil pesticide cut wild bee reproduction by 89% – here’s why scientists are worried.
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Mar
Designed lab on wheels roams the city
Meet UrbanScanner, a mobile testing laboratory on wheels developed by researchers in the University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering.
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Mar
Common agricultural pesticide may be putting hummingbirds at risk
A new University of Toronto study has found that a common agricultural pesticide might be slowing down the crucial physiological process that makes hummingbirds so unique.
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Feb
Insects could be the foods of the future
The Food and Agriculture Organization has presented alternative food sources such as seaweed and insects as possible solutions to this crisis.
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Biden’s Keystone XL death sentence requires Canada’s oil sector to innovate
In one of his first acts of office, U.S. President Joe Biden has issued an executive order that effectively kills the Keystone XL pipeline project.
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Canada finally has a Climate Plan
Kathryn Harrison, University of British ColumbiaI’ve studied Canadian climate policy debates for three decades. Over that time, by my...