The Globe and Mail
UBC applauds federal funding for thirty meter telescope
University of British Columbia
VANCOUVER, BC – The University of British Columbia celebrates the Government of Canada's decision to contribute $243.5 million to the construction of the most advanced and powerful telescope on Earth. The Thirty Meter Telescope—so named for the ...
Stephen Harper announces contribution for Thirty Meter Telescope projectThe Daily Courier (subscription)
Canada finally commits its share of funds for Thirty Meter TelescopeCBC.ca
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University of British Columbia
VANCOUVER, BC – The University of British Columbia celebrates the Government of Canada's decision to contribute $243.5 million to the construction of the most advanced and powerful telescope on Earth. The Thirty Meter Telescope—so named for the ...
Stephen Harper announces contribution for Thirty Meter Telescope project
Canada finally commits its share of funds for Thirty Meter Telescope
Calgary Herald
Study Forecasts 70% Loss of West Canada's Glaciers
New York Times
The glaciers of the Canadian West could shrink by 70 percent by 2100, according to new research that has implications for predicting glacier loss around the world. The loss of mountain glaciers contributes to the rise in sea levels. As glaciers dwindle there ...
The Crowfoot Glacier in Alberta660 News
70% of glaciers in B.C., Alberta will melt by 2100: StudyEdmonton Examiner
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New York Times
The glaciers of the Canadian West could shrink by 70 percent by 2100, according to new research that has implications for predicting glacier loss around the world. The loss of mountain glaciers contributes to the rise in sea levels. As glaciers dwindle there ...
The Crowfoot Glacier in Alberta
70% of glaciers in B.C., Alberta will melt by 2100: Study
Globalnews.ca
Birding takes flight in Sask. as species migrate through province
Globalnews.ca
Although believed to be a naturally rare species, the Whooping Crane was designated as endangered by COSEWIC in 1978 because of its rapid decline in the early 20th century. Habitat destruction and over-hunting caused crane populations to drop ...
Birding takes flight in Saskatchewan spring as species migrate through provinceVancouver Sun
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Globalnews.ca
Although believed to be a naturally rare species, the Whooping Crane was designated as endangered by COSEWIC in 1978 because of its rapid decline in the early 20th century. Habitat destruction and over-hunting caused crane populations to drop ...
Birding takes flight in Saskatchewan spring as species migrate through province
Edmonton Sun
University of Alberta physicist excited 'Big Bang' machine restarted
Edmonton Sun
University of Alberta physicist Roger Moore stands at the Large Hadron Collider at Europe's physics research centre, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland. SUPPLIED PHOTO/University of Alberta. Article ...
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Edmonton Sun
University of Alberta physicist Roger Moore stands at the Large Hadron Collider at Europe's physics research centre, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland. SUPPLIED PHOTO/University of Alberta. Article ...
CBC.ca
Dark Sky Preserves save the stars from light pollution
CBC.ca
Terry Dickinson remembers being five years old, stepping outside his parents' backyard in Toronto and staring in awe at the Milky Way and thousands of stars. The 71-year-old astronomer recently returned to his childhood home and was saddened he could ...
Royal Astronomical Society's Dark Sky Preserves Let People Enjoy Star-Gazing ...ChrisD.ca
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CBC.ca
Terry Dickinson remembers being five years old, stepping outside his parents' backyard in Toronto and staring in awe at the Milky Way and thousands of stars. The 71-year-old astronomer recently returned to his childhood home and was saddened he could ...
Royal Astronomical Society's Dark Sky Preserves Let People Enjoy Star-Gazing ...
Los Angeles Times
Particle-smashing Large Hadron Collider off to a smooth restart
Los Angeles Times
After a two-year hiatus, the giant proton-smasher that discovered the Higgs boson is back in action – and ready for bigger challenges. Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful particle accelerator in the world, successfully sent two beams of ...
Large Hadron Collider: World's biggest physics experiment restartsCNN
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Los Angeles Times
After a two-year hiatus, the giant proton-smasher that discovered the Higgs boson is back in action – and ready for bigger challenges. Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful particle accelerator in the world, successfully sent two beams of ...
Large Hadron Collider: World's biggest physics experiment restarts
Reactivated Large Hadron Collider hopes to solve more mysteries
The Large Hadron Collider Is Back, Baby
Science 2.0
Forest Service history gives insight into timber industry
Times Colonist
Just over a century ago, the provincial government set up a branch dedicated to the management of British Columbia's forests. At the time, most of the forestry work being done in the province was on a small scale, but that was about to change. Industrial ...
Mountain Town News: Big housing now on the rise in TellurideSummit Daily News
Studies shed light on beetle killsPueblo Chieftain
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Times Colonist
Just over a century ago, the provincial government set up a branch dedicated to the management of British Columbia's forests. At the time, most of the forestry work being done in the province was on a small scale, but that was about to change. Industrial ...
Mountain Town News: Big housing now on the rise in Telluride
Studies shed light on beetle kills
India West
Indian-origin Student in UK Wins Institute of Physics Honor
India West
Pratap Singh used a Raspberry Pi computer in his research on Albert Einstein's special relativity theory, which earned him the Institute of Physics prize. Posted: Monday, April 6, 2015 1:00 pm | Updated: 1:39 pm, Mon Apr 6, 2015. Indian-origin Student in UK ...
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Indian-origin schoolboy in UK wins Institute of Physics PrizeTimes of India
Indian-origin British student lands the Institute of Physics prizeTechie News
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India West
Pratap Singh used a Raspberry Pi computer in his research on Albert Einstein's special relativity theory, which earned him the Institute of Physics prize. Posted: Monday, April 6, 2015 1:00 pm | Updated: 1:39 pm, Mon Apr 6, 2015. Indian-origin Student in UK ...
Indian-origin student wins top prize for research on Albert Einstein's special ...
Indian-origin schoolboy in UK wins Institute of Physics Prize
Indian-origin British student lands the Institute of Physics prize
Ring of Fire
Conservative group is tired of being accused of climate denial
Standard-Examiner
Facing a loss of high-profile corporate sponsors, a conservative state-level policy group — the American Legislative Exchange Council — threatened action in recent weeks against activist groups that accuse it of denying climate change. Attorneys for ALEC ...
Climate-change deniers are in retreatWashington Post
Conservative Nonprofit ALEC Mulls Suits Over Climate ClaimsChronicle of Philanthropy (subscription)
ALEC Tries to Silence Critics, Threatens Legal Action Against Common CauseeNews Park Forest
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Standard-Examiner
Facing a loss of high-profile corporate sponsors, a conservative state-level policy group — the American Legislative Exchange Council — threatened action in recent weeks against activist groups that accuse it of denying climate change. Attorneys for ALEC ...
Climate-change deniers are in retreat
Conservative Nonprofit ALEC Mulls Suits Over Climate Claims
ALEC Tries to Silence Critics, Threatens Legal Action Against Common Cause
Wall Street Journal
Calling Obama's Bluff on Climate Change
Wall Street Journal
From immigration to Internet regulation, there is scarcely an issue on which President Obama has not pushed the limits of executive power to achieve his ideological goals. The Republican Congress has been able only to react to these usurpations, often ...
The Road to Paris: three myths about international climate talksThe Fifth Estate
3 Myths About International Climate TalksScience 2.0
Climate change: no room for debate?Al Jazeera America
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Wall Street Journal
From immigration to Internet regulation, there is scarcely an issue on which President Obama has not pushed the limits of executive power to achieve his ideological goals. The Republican Congress has been able only to react to these usurpations, often ...
The Road to Paris: three myths about international climate talks
3 Myths About International Climate Talks
Climate change: no room for debate?
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