The Globe and Mail
BC's controversial wolf cull program to save caribou will continue
The Globe and Mail
British Columbia's controversial wolf control program will have to go on for at least a decade, and other animals may also have to be killed if the province's endangered caribou herds are to be saved, government advisory documents say. The program, in ...
British Columbia plans to shoot hundreds of wolves from the airseattlepi.com (blog)
Controversial B.C. wolf cull to continue despite reports findingsDigital Journal
Mankind to blame for caribou declines in South Peace, not wolves: BC ...Vancouver Sun (blog)
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The Globe and Mail
British Columbia's controversial wolf control program will have to go on for at least a decade, and other animals may also have to be killed if the province's endangered caribou herds are to be saved, government advisory documents say. The program, in ...
British Columbia plans to shoot hundreds of wolves from the air
Controversial B.C. wolf cull to continue despite reports findings
Mankind to blame for caribou declines in South Peace, not wolves: BC ...
CBC.ca
Rarely-seen beaked whale washes up near Ahousat
CBC.ca
A dead whale that appears to be a rare Cuvier's beaked whale has washed up on a beach near Ahousat, B.C., on Vancouver Island's west coast. The decomposing whale was spotted by a hiker on the Wild Side trail, who thought it might have been a killer ...
Rare beaked whales wash ashore on BC coastCTV News
Rare whales wash ashoreCastanet.net
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CBC.ca
A dead whale that appears to be a rare Cuvier's beaked whale has washed up on a beach near Ahousat, B.C., on Vancouver Island's west coast. The decomposing whale was spotted by a hiker on the Wild Side trail, who thought it might have been a killer ...
Rare beaked whales wash ashore on BC coast
Rare whales wash ashore
The Chronicle Journal
Thunder Bay student earns awards at science fair
The Chronicle Journal
Emily Cross, a Hammarskjold High School student, holds up a number of her rock samples in front of her display, which she presented at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. Posted: Tuesday, May 19, 2015 12:03 pm. Thunder Bay student ...
Intel-Israel Young Scientist Competition winners return with international awardsJerusalem Post Israel News
Meet the teen who just won $75000 for inventing a system to keep germs from ...Washington Post
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The Chronicle Journal
Emily Cross, a Hammarskjold High School student, holds up a number of her rock samples in front of her display, which she presented at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. Posted: Tuesday, May 19, 2015 12:03 pm. Thunder Bay student ...
Intel-Israel Young Scientist Competition winners return with international awards
Meet the teen who just won $75000 for inventing a system to keep germs from ...
Times LIVE
Cats and dogs? It's raining spiders, mate
Times LIVE
It is caused by spiders climbing to the highest heights that they possibly can before they use their web silk as tiny parachutes and leap off. File photo. Image by: UWE ZUCCHI/AFP. Residents in Goulburn, South Australia, had a horrifying shock when ...
Baby Spiders Reportedly Rain Down on Australian TownABC News
'Raining spiders' in rural NSW town spook locals – and the world9news.com.au
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Times LIVE
It is caused by spiders climbing to the highest heights that they possibly can before they use their web silk as tiny parachutes and leap off. File photo. Image by: UWE ZUCCHI/AFP. Residents in Goulburn, South Australia, had a horrifying shock when ...
Baby Spiders Reportedly Rain Down on Australian Town
'Raining spiders' in rural NSW town spook locals – and the world
Toronto Star
Travel to Mars and beyond on table at Toronto space conference
Toronto Star
Future space travel beyond Earth — to Mars and beyond — will be one of the hot topics at a five-day international space development conference in Toronto this week. It's the annual conference of the National Space Society which brings together engineers, ...
International conference to discuss future space travelGlobalnews.ca
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Toronto Star
Future space travel beyond Earth — to Mars and beyond — will be one of the hot topics at a five-day international space development conference in Toronto this week. It's the annual conference of the National Space Society which brings together engineers, ...
International conference to discuss future space travel
New York Times
Secret Vessel to Test Durability of Materials in Space, NASA Says
New York Times
A secretive United States Air Force space plane is scheduled to make a fourth trip into orbit on Wednesday. As with the previous flights, the Air Force revealed few details about what the unmanned X-37B spacecraft, which resembles a smaller version of ...
Atlas V rocket set to launch 'mini space shuttle'News 13 Orlando
Air force prepares mini space plane for launch cloaked in mysteryThe Guardian
Top secret space plane X-37B to blast off but we don't know it it will come backDaily Mail
Space.com
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New York Times
A secretive United States Air Force space plane is scheduled to make a fourth trip into orbit on Wednesday. As with the previous flights, the Air Force revealed few details about what the unmanned X-37B spacecraft, which resembles a smaller version of ...
Atlas V rocket set to launch 'mini space shuttle'
Air force prepares mini space plane for launch cloaked in mystery
Top secret space plane X-37B to blast off but we don't know it it will come back
Realscreen
Nat Geo to air “T. rex Autopsy” in June
Realscreen
Announced in January, the Impossible Factual-produced two-hour special will use a combination of visual effects and veterinarian, surgical and paleontological expertise to dissect a life-size, anatomically correct representation of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
National Geographic to Air T. REX AUTOPSY, 6/7Broadway World
American palaeontologist Steve Brusatte to build life-size model of T-RexNYC Today
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Realscreen
Announced in January, the Impossible Factual-produced two-hour special will use a combination of visual effects and veterinarian, surgical and paleontological expertise to dissect a life-size, anatomically correct representation of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
National Geographic to Air T. REX AUTOPSY, 6/7
American palaeontologist Steve Brusatte to build life-size model of T-Rex
NorthBayNipissing.com
North Bay to celebrate International Space Week...
NorthBayNipissing.com
NORTH BAY – The city is about to go where it has never gone before and celebrate International Space Week 2015. Since its United Nations declaration in 1999, World Space Week has grown into the largest public space event on Earth. More than 1,400 ...
Local events will celebrate Space WeekBay Today
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NorthBayNipissing.com
NORTH BAY – The city is about to go where it has never gone before and celebrate International Space Week 2015. Since its United Nations declaration in 1999, World Space Week has grown into the largest public space event on Earth. More than 1,400 ...
Local events will celebrate Space Week
Huffington Post
Climate Change This Week: CO2 Passes 400 ppm, President Can Act, and More!
Huffington Post
New Global Milestone: CO2 Levels Now Pass 400 ppm reports Doyle Rice at USA Today and reports Brian Kahn at Climate Central, with March 2015 being the first month when levels of this main driver of global warming averaged above 400 ppm since the ...
Local view: Climate change has simple scientific explanationDuluth News Tribune
Simple facts about climate changePrince George Citizen
Time to confront climate-change riskThe Decatur Daily
New York Times
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Huffington Post
New Global Milestone: CO2 Levels Now Pass 400 ppm reports Doyle Rice at USA Today and reports Brian Kahn at Climate Central, with March 2015 being the first month when levels of this main driver of global warming averaged above 400 ppm since the ...
Local view: Climate change has simple scientific explanation
Simple facts about climate change
Time to confront climate-change risk
Port Clinton News Herald
Early prediction: Toxic algae won't be as bad
Port Clinton News Herald
PORT CLINTON – The good news: Based on what scientists know right now, toxic algae on Lake Erie this summer should not be as bad as record-setting blooms in recent years. The bad news: It's too early to tell whether the bloom will be as severe as last ...
Life on Lake Erie photo contest returnsSandusky Register
School project leads to Leamington hosting Algae Bloom SummitWindsor Star (blog)
FDEP and SFWMD monitoring algal blooms in Lake Okeechobee watershed ...newszap.com
Sidney Daily News (subscription)
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Port Clinton News Herald
PORT CLINTON – The good news: Based on what scientists know right now, toxic algae on Lake Erie this summer should not be as bad as record-setting blooms in recent years. The bad news: It's too early to tell whether the bloom will be as severe as last ...
Life on Lake Erie photo contest returns
School project leads to Leamington hosting Algae Bloom Summit
FDEP and SFWMD monitoring algal blooms in Lake Okeechobee watershed ...
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