Heading into uncharted waters aboard the Amundsen The Globe and Mail
Ivan Semeniuk, The Globe's science reporter, was aboard the Amundsen on a weeks-long scientific journey to explore the impact of the warming climate and northern development on the ocean. On board the Amundsen you never have to look out a porthole ...
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Ivan Semeniuk, The Globe's science reporter, was aboard the Amundsen on a weeks-long scientific journey to explore the impact of the warming climate and northern development on the ocean. On board the Amundsen you never have to look out a porthole ...
NASA back-burners their space taxi program amidst legal challenge Beta Wired
The National Aeuronautics and Space Administration has had to put their space taxi program on the back burner due to a legal challenge from a failed bidder. NASA recently awarded lucrative contracts to both SpaceX and Boeing to build the space agency's ...
If America Can't Return to Space, Blame the LawyersNASDAQ
NASA puts hold on planned space ferry, ReportCanada News
Isolation and hallucinations: the mental health challenges faced by astronautsThe Guardian
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The National Aeuronautics and Space Administration has had to put their space taxi program on the back burner due to a legal challenge from a failed bidder. NASA recently awarded lucrative contracts to both SpaceX and Boeing to build the space agency's ...
If America Can't Return to Space, Blame the Lawyers
NASA puts hold on planned space ferry, Report
Isolation and hallucinations: the mental health challenges faced by astronauts
Mysterious Green Orb Appears as Montreal Forecaster Gives Weather Report E Canada Now
Montreal, Quebec, – The time was 10:27PM local time Thursday night at the TVA News station as climate forecaster Colette Provencher was delivering the weather report. She was being filmed atop the roof of the building with the city in the backdrop when a ...
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather report (Video)Canada News
Montreal 'ball of light' mystery deepensCBC.ca
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather reportCANOE
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Montreal, Quebec, – The time was 10:27PM local time Thursday night at the TVA News station as climate forecaster Colette Provencher was delivering the weather report. She was being filmed atop the roof of the building with the city in the backdrop when a ...
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather report (Video)
Montreal 'ball of light' mystery deepens
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather report
Canada contributing to telescope involved in search for extraterrestrials Windsor Star
MONTREAL - Canada is contributing to a new space telescope that one scientist says may help in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life. The Canadian Space Agency is providing a number of devices for the $8-billion James Webb Space Telescope, ...
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MONTREAL - Canada is contributing to a new space telescope that one scientist says may help in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life. The Canadian Space Agency is providing a number of devices for the $8-billion James Webb Space Telescope, ...
B.C.'s marine mammals: From machine-gun fodder to iconic provincial symbols Canada.com
A humpback whale just outside of Hartley Bay along the Great Bear Rainforest, B.C., Sept, 17, 2013. Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward. The Canadian Press. Published: October 5, 2014, 8:49 am. Updated: 7 hours ago. A A A. A A A.
Machine gun for killer whalesCastanet.net
Marine mammals bouncing backNanaimo Daily News
New book says B.C. needs to do a better job of looking after marine mammalsGlobalnews.ca
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A humpback whale just outside of Hartley Bay along the Great Bear Rainforest, B.C., Sept, 17, 2013. Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward. The Canadian Press. Published: October 5, 2014, 8:49 am. Updated: 7 hours ago. A A A. A A A.
Machine gun for killer whales
Marine mammals bouncing back
New book says B.C. needs to do a better job of looking after marine mammals
The planet report The News International
According to media reports, global populations of fish, birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles have declined by 52 percent in a 40-year period. The decline of biodiversity in the wider Asia-Pacific region ranks only behind Latin America in the same period, ...
Op-Ed: WWF report — To live like Americans would take 3.9 planetsDigitalJournal.com
Wildlife Populations Plummet for 3000 SpeciesSci-Tech Today
World's wildlife in dangerous declineNEWS.com.au
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According to media reports, global populations of fish, birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles have declined by 52 percent in a 40-year period. The decline of biodiversity in the wider Asia-Pacific region ranks only behind Latin America in the same period, ...
Op-Ed: WWF report — To live like Americans would take 3.9 planets
Wildlife Populations Plummet for 3000 Species
World's wildlife in dangerous decline
Green Ball Of Light In Montreal Interrupts Reporter's Broadcast (VIDEO) Huffington Post Canada
A mysterious light, thought to be a meteor or space debris, has baffled journalists after it streaked through a Montreal reporter's broadcast on Thursday night. TVA reporter Colette Provencher was doing a live hit at around 10:37 p.m. ET when a strange green ...
Ball of green light spotted over Montreal ThursdayThe Weather Network
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A mysterious light, thought to be a meteor or space debris, has baffled journalists after it streaked through a Montreal reporter's broadcast on Thursday night. TVA reporter Colette Provencher was doing a live hit at around 10:37 p.m. ET when a strange green ...
Ball of green light spotted over Montreal Thursday
How the monarch butterfly became a migrant Business Recorder
The monarch butterfly's annual migration from North America to Mexico, a spectacular event at risk of disappearing forever, is the result of a single, millions-year old gene, biologists said Wednesday. Analysis of the insect's long-guarded genetic secrets has ...
Monarch butterflies' incredible migrationSecret: A flight muscle related geneWallStreet OTC
Monarch numbers improve after 3 years of dropsHutchinson News
Monarch numbers could improve this year following three years of declineMaine News Online
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The monarch butterfly's annual migration from North America to Mexico, a spectacular event at risk of disappearing forever, is the result of a single, millions-year old gene, biologists said Wednesday. Analysis of the insect's long-guarded genetic secrets has ...
Monarch butterflies' incredible migrationSecret: A flight muscle related gene
Monarch numbers improve after 3 years of drops
Monarch numbers could improve this year following three years of decline
SpaceShipOne X Prize Milestone Marked With Tears ... and Cake! NBCNews.com
MOJAVE, Calif. — Pioneers of the commercial space age celebrated the 10th anniversary of the SpaceShipOne rocket plane's final flight to the final frontier on Saturday, shedding fresh tears over a decade-old drama, hugging it out — and then blowing out the ...
10th anniversary of legendary SpaceShipOne X celebrated with emotionsThe Westside Story
Ten years ago, SpaceShipOne proved commercial spaceflight could be a realityEngadget
Sweet memories: M&M's candies flew with SpaceShipOne 10 years agocollectSPACE.com
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MOJAVE, Calif. — Pioneers of the commercial space age celebrated the 10th anniversary of the SpaceShipOne rocket plane's final flight to the final frontier on Saturday, shedding fresh tears over a decade-old drama, hugging it out — and then blowing out the ...
10th anniversary of legendary SpaceShipOne X celebrated with emotions
Ten years ago, SpaceShipOne proved commercial spaceflight could be a reality
Sweet memories: M&M's candies flew with SpaceShipOne 10 years ago
10 easy ways you can help to stop climate change, starting today The Independent
Concerned about global warming? Worried by yet another UN climate change summit that failed to make any real progress? Annoyed that you can't do more to tackle one of the biggest threats facing the future of the planet? Well fear no more. The team at The ...
'Where's The Global Warming?' Expert Says Public Are Growing Skeptical Of ...Fox News (blog)
98% forward, 125% back: China's economic boom thwarts its carbon emissions ...The Economic Voice
Letter: Messy marchThe Recorder
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Yakima Herald-Republic
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Concerned about global warming? Worried by yet another UN climate change summit that failed to make any real progress? Annoyed that you can't do more to tackle one of the biggest threats facing the future of the planet? Well fear no more. The team at The ...
'Where's The Global Warming?' Expert Says Public Are Growing Skeptical Of ...
98% forward, 125% back: China's economic boom thwarts its carbon emissions ...
Letter: Messy march
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