Climate change will drive up health costs
Governments can save lives and minimize costs by investing proactively in measures that improve people’s health and security.
22
Jun
04
Jun
It’s not too late to save 102 species at risk of extinction
The Fraser River estuary in British Columbia is home to 102 species at risk of extinction. A new study says it’s not too late to save these species if action is taken now.
03
Jun
Salmon virus originally from the Atlantic, spread to B.C. wild salmon from farms
Piscine orthoreovirus which is associated with kidney and liver damage in Chinook salmon is continually being transmitted between open-net salmon farms.
10
May
Sea level rise: rapid and unstoppable unless Paris Agreement targets met
New research, published today in Nature, models the impacts on the Antarctic Ice Sheet of several different global warming scenarios an...
05
Abr
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
05
Abr
Plan for Indigenous Protected Area in Canadian Arctic Clears Key Hurdle
Federal government commits to safeguard Arqvilliit Islands, which sustain Nunavik Inuit
22
Mar
08
Mar
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.
08
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.
01
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.