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 forces Canadian 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 Columbia
I’ve studied Canadian climate policy debates for three decades. Over that time, by ...
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Fewer tourists meant less money for wildlife
Anti-poaching operations in protected areas were paused leaving populations of threatened species like the African lion.
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Dic
Monarchs Need the Right of Way
There are about 6.2 million lawns in Canada. Converting just one-quarter of each lawn to a native wildflower meadow would equal around 14,400 hectares of habitat for Monarch and other pollinators.
08
Dic
Canada must act on climate change for the economy
New research suggests current climate-related damages will be the tip of the iceberg unless Canada acts on risk disclosure and invests in climate resilience.
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Nov
We brewed beer from recycled wastewater and it tasted great
Beer from recycled wastewater, would you drink it?
02
Nov
Forest Service decision opens Alaska’s Tongass to logging and development
U.S. Ends Roadless Protections in Country’s Largest National Forest
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Oct
Our impact on the wildlife
New study detects the importance of identifying our impact on protected areas