Barrels contained 'solvents or petroleum-based substances,' says City of Guelph OurWindsor.ca
GUELPH— The greenish-blue ooze leaking from barrels found buried at a construction site west of downtown is said to be some sort of solvent or petroleum-based substance, according to a recent city news release. Earlier this week, a total of eight 170-litre ...
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GUELPH— The greenish-blue ooze leaking from barrels found buried at a construction site west of downtown is said to be some sort of solvent or petroleum-based substance, according to a recent city news release. Earlier this week, a total of eight 170-litre ...
City of Guelph Workers Finds Buried Leaky Barrels of Oozing Petrol-based ...
Update on Drums Found at Wellington Construction Site
Eight barrels containing unknown liquid removed from construction site
Supermoon is back this weekend InfoTel News Ltd
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Attention all sky-watchers, the last supermoon of 2014 will cruise across the night sky on Sunday. The moon will be 358,398 kilometers from earth making it about 15 per cent brighter and roughly 7 per cent larger, according to ...
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THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Attention all sky-watchers, the last supermoon of 2014 will cruise across the night sky on Sunday. The moon will be 358,398 kilometers from earth making it about 15 per cent brighter and roughly 7 per cent larger, according to ...
Watch Final Summer Supermoon This Weekend
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Ottawa researcher helps decode coffee's DNA StarPhoenix
University of Ottawa professor David Sankoff, along with researcher Chunfang Zheng, are part of the team that announced Thursday it has decoded the DNA of coffee. Photograph by: Wayne Cuddington, Postmedia News , Postmedia News. One of the world's ...
A genome with buzz: Ottawa researcher helps decode coffee's DNAOttawa Citizen
Using math to crack the coffee genome for a better brewHealthCanal.com
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University of Ottawa professor David Sankoff, along with researcher Chunfang Zheng, are part of the team that announced Thursday it has decoded the DNA of coffee. Photograph by: Wayne Cuddington, Postmedia News , Postmedia News. One of the world's ...
A genome with buzz: Ottawa researcher helps decode coffee's DNA
Using math to crack the coffee genome for a better brew
Miniature bulbs: how to grow tiny dancers for your garden Telegraph.co.uk
When I was a little girl, I would sometimes be taken, as a treat, to see Queen Mary's Dolls' House at Windsor Castle. Even for a grubby, doll-disdaining tomboy, there was something about the tiny ormulu sideboards and silken sofas, the diminutive saucepans ...
Time to get those spring bulbs into the groundPrince George Citizen
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When I was a little girl, I would sometimes be taken, as a treat, to see Queen Mary's Dolls' House at Windsor Castle. Even for a grubby, doll-disdaining tomboy, there was something about the tiny ormulu sideboards and silken sofas, the diminutive saucepans ...
Time to get those spring bulbs into the ground
Learning to Grow: Fall planting for spring blooms
Column: Bright ideas for bulb combinations
Matt Ridley Questions Global Warming 'Pause' Ahead Of UN Meeting The Inquisitr
In an op-ed piece, English Viscount Matt Ridley questions why global warming has apparently taken a pause for more than a decade. He may have wanted to maintain anonymity when submitting the piece to the Wall Street Journal, as the president of the ...
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In an op-ed piece, English Viscount Matt Ridley questions why global warming has apparently taken a pause for more than a decade. He may have wanted to maintain anonymity when submitting the piece to the Wall Street Journal, as the president of the ...
The Wall Street Journal Parade of Climate Lies
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Renowned anthropologist on a new adventure — academia Macleans.ca
Wade Davis, Canada's real-life Indiana Jones, launched his academic career with a bang this week, delivering a sensational lecture at the University of British Columbia that left his first-year anthropology students slack-jawed in disbelief. The National ...
Wade Davis comes home to teach at UBCVancouver Sun
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Wade Davis, Canada's real-life Indiana Jones, launched his academic career with a bang this week, delivering a sensational lecture at the University of British Columbia that left his first-year anthropology students slack-jawed in disbelief. The National ...
Wade Davis comes home to teach at UBC
Cute or creepy? Man gets smothered by bunnies on Japan's Rabbit Island Metro
In a video that walks a fine line between cute and bizarre, a feeder on Japan's Rabbit Island allows himself to be completely smothered by bunnies. In what is the first episode in the Bunny Island Series – according to the uploader – a feeder on Ōkunoshima in ...
Man smothered by blanket of bunnies in JapanNiagara Falls Review
WATCH: Japan's "Rabbit Island" Is A Most Unusual Place Inhabited Mostly By ...News Radio Wood
A guy gets smothered by Bunnies on Rabbit Island!TV3.ie
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In a video that walks a fine line between cute and bizarre, a feeder on Japan's Rabbit Island allows himself to be completely smothered by bunnies. In what is the first episode in the Bunny Island Series – according to the uploader – a feeder on Ōkunoshima in ...
Man smothered by blanket of bunnies in Japan
WATCH: Japan's "Rabbit Island" Is A Most Unusual Place Inhabited Mostly By ...
A guy gets smothered by Bunnies on Rabbit Island!
Abondoned tortoise underscores lax laws governing sale of exotic pets The Province
A giant tortoise that can weigh more than an average-sized man is headed for a new home after it was found far from its native habitat in an African desert. The abandonment of 'Eddie,' an African spurred tortoise taken to the Burnaby SPCA by a good ...
Exotic tortoise, native to southern Sahara desert, found on Burnaby MountainGlobalnews.ca
African tortoise rescued near SFUBurnaby Now
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A giant tortoise that can weigh more than an average-sized man is headed for a new home after it was found far from its native habitat in an African desert. The abandonment of 'Eddie,' an African spurred tortoise taken to the Burnaby SPCA by a good ...
Exotic tortoise, native to southern Sahara desert, found on Burnaby Mountain
African tortoise rescued near SFU
Abandoned Tortoise Underscores Lax Laws Governing the Sale of Exotic Pets
Like weeds of the sea, 'brown tide' algae exploit nutrient-rich coastlines Eureka! Science News
The sea-grass beds of Long Island's Great South Bay once teemed with shellfish. Clams, scallops and oysters filtered nutrients from the water and flushed money through the local economy. But three decades after the algae that cause brown tides first ...
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The sea-grass beds of Long Island's Great South Bay once teemed with shellfish. Clams, scallops and oysters filtered nutrients from the water and flushed money through the local economy. But three decades after the algae that cause brown tides first ...
Passenger Pigeons Remain Iconic Austrian Tribune
Last passenger pigeon, Martha, died 100 years back in United States. The species was driven to extinction about a hundred years ago due to aggressive hunting and habitat loss. The birds were most abundant in North America until late 1800s. Allan W.
Cheryl Kimball's Nature Talks: The fascinating passenger pigeon's fall to extinctionNewHampshire.com
Royal Saskatchewan Museum marks 100th anniversary of passenger pigeon's ...MetroNews Canada
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Last passenger pigeon, Martha, died 100 years back in United States. The species was driven to extinction about a hundred years ago due to aggressive hunting and habitat loss. The birds were most abundant in North America until late 1800s. Allan W.
Cheryl Kimball's Nature Talks: The fascinating passenger pigeon's fall to extinction
Royal Saskatchewan Museum marks 100th anniversary of passenger pigeon's ...
Jamie Rappaport Clark: Making allout effort to ensure bird preservation
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