2015年5月27日 星期三

2015-05-28 Canada English Science


Daily Mail
   
Nasa's next mission to Mars is GO: Radical lander could finally find out what lies ...   
Daily Mail
Rovers on Mars have drilled, hammered and dug into the surface of the red planet – but so far, none have been able to get very far. That's may all change in September 2016, when Nasa's newest mission to the red planet, InSight, arrives on the alien world in ...

NASA Begins Testing Mars Lander for Next Mission to Red Planet: NASA   Focus News
Mars missions help nations build scientific capabilities   Emirates 24/7
Sky is no longer the limit for the UAE   gulfnews.com
Space.com   
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CBC.ca
   
Fossilized fish found during excavation in Calgary suburb   
CBC.ca
A school of fossilized fish estimated to be 60 million years old was discovered in the basement of a new development in northwest Calgary. University of Calgary paleontologist Darla Zelenitsky is calling the discovery very important. Edgar Nernberg, who ...

Fish fossils found in Calgary 'really significant': paleontologist   Calgary Herald
Alberta creationist Edgar Nernberg digs up what scientists are calling the most ...   Calgary Sun
60 million year old fish fossil found in Calgary   660 News
Benzinga   
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CBC.ca
   
Seismic testing off Clyde River cancelled for 2015   
CBC.ca
An energy consortium of three companies has cancelled its plans to conduct seismic testing off of Baffin Island this summer. The hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut has been fighting to get a court injunction to stop the seismic testing. Clyde River's mayor Jerry ...

Seismic testing off Baffin Island cancelled   www.insidebrockville.com/

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Newsweek
   
Half of the World's Endangered Saiga Antelopes Have Mysteriously Died   
Newsweek
As many as 120,000 saiga antelope, nearly half the remaining population, have died in the past few weeks. REUTERS/Kazakhstan's Ministry of Agriculture/Handout via Reuters. Filed Under: Tech & Science, Animals, Wildlife, Endangered Species. Decades ...

Mass deaths hit Kazakhstan's endangered Ice Age antelope species   Reuters UK
Mystery disease claims half world population of saiga antelopes   New Scientist

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Edmonton Journal
   
Gilead announces $100-million manufacturing plant   
Edmonton Journal
Gilead Sciences doesn't have the power to cure what ails Alberta's struggling energy-fuelled economy, but it's doing its best to ease the symptoms. In the process, the Foster City, Calif.-based biopharmaceutical giant is giving Edmonton's biotech sector a ...

Gilead Sciences to invest $100M to expand in Edmonton   Edmonton Sun
Gilead cuts ribbon on innovative new laboratory, announces additional $100m ...   CNNMoney

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Lincolnshire Echo
   
Housing developer hoping to help save the British honey bee   
Lincolnshire Echo
A home builder is hoping to help save the British honey bee by planting bee friendly plants. Barratt Homes is working with the British Beekeepers' Association, to plant bee friendly shrubs in the gardens of its sales centre and show homes across Lincolnshire.

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Toronto Sun
   
Oilsands not the dirtiest   
Toronto Sun
Today I am going to explain why you, as a Canadian citizen, are not an energy-consuming glutton who is helping to burn up the planet by greedily consuming fossil fuels. In fact, as greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions linked to climate change go, Canada is ...

Russia's Gazprom is Top of Its Energy Industry Class, but Not in a Good Way   Breaking Energy

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News Talk 610 CKTB
   
Tim Hudak tells MNR to chose turtles over turbines   
News Talk 610 CKTB
M-P-P Tim Hudak is calling on the Natural Resources minister to choose turtles over turbines. During question period, Hudak demanded Bill Mauro "do the right thing" and protect Blanding's Turtle in Niagara He says their habitat will be jeopardized by a ...


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Globalnews.ca
   
Gulf Islands plant evolves to avoid being eaten by deer: UBC study   
Globalnews.ca
Researchers at the University of British Columbia say a plant on B.C.'s Gulf Islands has genetically evolved to avoid being eaten by deer. They say a flowering plant called seablush, native to the endangered Garry Oak ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest, ...

Gulf Islands plant evolves to protect itself from deer   University of British Columbia

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CTV News
   
Federation calling on Greenland to end commercial fishery of Atlantic salmon   
Cape Breton Post
HALIFAX — Fishermen and conservationists are urging Greenland to end its commercial fishery of wild Atlantic salmon, arguing the stock is at historic lows and won't recover if the harvest continues.
Greenland's Take Was 63% of Total Harvest of Canadian Atlantic Salmon That ...   PR Web (press release)

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