Moose Jaw Times-Herald
Algae in Moose Jaw River threat to pets
Moose Jaw Times-Herald
Reports of the blue-green algae have been reported across the province including the Moose Jaw River and creek in Wakamow Valley. Mickey Djuric/Times-Herald. This year's dry weather in southern Saskatchewan is causing a health threat for dogs and ...
Blue-green algae possible on all Saskatchewan lakes650 CKOM News Talk Radio
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KDHE adds northern part of Milford Lake to blue-green algae warning listWichita Eagle
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Moose Jaw Times-Herald
Reports of the blue-green algae have been reported across the province including the Moose Jaw River and creek in Wakamow Valley. Mickey Djuric/Times-Herald. This year's dry weather in southern Saskatchewan is causing a health threat for dogs and ...
Blue-green algae possible on all Saskatchewan lakes
Blue green algae blooms have Ministry cautioning...
KDHE adds northern part of Milford Lake to blue-green algae warning list
The Globe and Mail
Crop expert Norm Hall on how drought is hurting Prairie farmers
The Globe and Mail
Drought conditions are spreading through Alberta and across Saskatchewan, making for one of the driest seasons on record in some areas. Norm Hall, president of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, forecasts a rough year for farmers ...
Saskatchewan's wildfire refugees should spark action on climate changeTheChronicleHerald.ca
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The Globe and Mail
Drought conditions are spreading through Alberta and across Saskatchewan, making for one of the driest seasons on record in some areas. Norm Hall, president of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, forecasts a rough year for farmers ...
Saskatchewan's wildfire refugees should spark action on climate change
Toronto Sun
Pluto's frozen plains 'beautiful eye candy'
Toronto Sun
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Vast frozen plains exist next door to Pluto's big, rugged mountains sculpted of ice, scientists said Friday, three days after humanity's first-ever flyby of the dwarf planet. The New Horizons spacecraft team revealed close-up ...
Latest images from Pluto probe reveal a bizarre polygonal plainThe Globe and Mail
Queen guitarist and astrophysicist Brian May helps Pluto team examine dataCTV News
The Man Who Flew Mankind to PlutoWall Street Journal
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New York Times
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Toronto Sun
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Vast frozen plains exist next door to Pluto's big, rugged mountains sculpted of ice, scientists said Friday, three days after humanity's first-ever flyby of the dwarf planet. The New Horizons spacecraft team revealed close-up ...
Latest images from Pluto probe reveal a bizarre polygonal plain
Queen guitarist and astrophysicist Brian May helps Pluto team examine data
The Man Who Flew Mankind to Pluto
CBC.ca
Emerald ash borer target of new Thunder Bay awareness campaign
CBC.ca
The city of Thunder Bay has launched an awareness campaign to fight the spread of the emerald ash borer. The invasive insect is already found in many parts of Ontario and is making its way north. It has the potential to wipe out an entire species of tree.
New city campaign takes on pesky bugThe Chronicle Journal
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CBC.ca
The city of Thunder Bay has launched an awareness campaign to fight the spread of the emerald ash borer. The invasive insect is already found in many parts of Ontario and is making its way north. It has the potential to wipe out an entire species of tree.
New city campaign takes on pesky bug
PPP Focus.com
'Polar bears won't survive warming'
Times of India
ANCHORAGE (ALASKA): A study of an Alaska polar bear population in summer concludes the bear's biology will not help stave off starvation in the face of global warming. The study of southern Beaufort Sea polar bears by university, federal and private ...
Study shuts down theory that polar bears can save energy while fastingPPP Focus.com
Polar bears are starving during the warmer Arctic summerDigital Journal
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Times of India
ANCHORAGE (ALASKA): A study of an Alaska polar bear population in summer concludes the bear's biology will not help stave off starvation in the face of global warming. The study of southern Beaufort Sea polar bears by university, federal and private ...
Study shuts down theory that polar bears can save energy while fasting
Polar bears are starving during the warmer Arctic summer
Summit County Citizens Voice
Climate: Shift in Pacific Ocean pattern likely to drive global temperatures to ...
Summit County Citizens Voice
Global temperatures could surge in the next few years as the Pacific Ocean shifts to a warm phase. 'In the long term, there is robust evidence of unabated global warming ..' Staff Report. FRISCO — A shift in a decadal-scale cycle of Pacific Ocean ...
Oceans slowed down global warmingBangladesh News 24 hours
Climate Change: Oceans May Have Reached Their Limits of Heat StorageScience World Report
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Summit County Citizens Voice
Global temperatures could surge in the next few years as the Pacific Ocean shifts to a warm phase. 'In the long term, there is robust evidence of unabated global warming ..' Staff Report. FRISCO — A shift in a decadal-scale cycle of Pacific Ocean ...
Oceans slowed down global warming
Climate Change: Oceans May Have Reached Their Limits of Heat Storage
CTV News
Mount Allison biologist studying effect of 'rock snot' on Atlantic salmon
CTV News
HALIFAX -- It is a goopy, gritty mess that looks more like dirty brown dreadlocks or filthy shag carpet than a marine growth. Suitably dubbed "rock snot" by scientists who study it, the algae is slowly taking over riverbeds around the world and raising ...
Scientist to study why 'rock snot' proliferating and possible effects on salmonBrandon Sun
Rock Snot Proliferation is Cause for ConcernFish and Fly
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CTV News
HALIFAX -- It is a goopy, gritty mess that looks more like dirty brown dreadlocks or filthy shag carpet than a marine growth. Suitably dubbed "rock snot" by scientists who study it, the algae is slowly taking over riverbeds around the world and raising ...
Scientist to study why 'rock snot' proliferating and possible effects on salmon
Rock Snot Proliferation is Cause for Concern
Digital Journal
Australia plans to cull up to 2 million feral cats by 2020
Digital Journal
The Australian government announced that it has plans to cull up to 2 million feral cats by 2020. It is a bid to preserve native species that face extinction because of the cats' predatory behavior, according to authorities.
Australia Plans To Kill 2 Million CatsThe Dodo
Australia set to cull around two million feral catsMetro
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Digital Journal
The Australian government announced that it has plans to cull up to 2 million feral cats by 2020. It is a bid to preserve native species that face extinction because of the cats' predatory behavior, according to authorities.
Australia Plans To Kill 2 Million Cats
Australia set to cull around two million feral cats
Australia declares war on feral cats; plans to kill millions
Techworm
Researchers combined two solar cell materials to develop a Hyper-efficient LED
Techworm
Researchers in The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering tried combining two promising solar cell materials for the very first time and thus invented one of the most novel material which has opened up new frontiers for ...
Mashup of two photovoltaic materials could make for super-efficient LEDsExtremeTech
Quantum dots and perovskite combined to create new hyper-efficient light ...Gizmag
UofT researchers' new hybrid crystal opens door to hyper-efficient LEDsDesign ENGINEERING
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Techworm
Researchers in The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering tried combining two promising solar cell materials for the very first time and thus invented one of the most novel material which has opened up new frontiers for ...
Mashup of two photovoltaic materials could make for super-efficient LEDs
Quantum dots and perovskite combined to create new hyper-efficient light ...
UofT researchers' new hybrid crystal opens door to hyper-efficient LEDs
Vancouver Sun
Opinion: Saving more than memories
Vancouver Sun
Southern resident killer whales (southern residents) feature prominently these days as their struggle for survival in the Salish Sea has become symbolic of the unsustainable nature of our economy, and often, our lifestyles. The mounting ecological cost ...
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Vancouver Sun
Southern resident killer whales (southern residents) feature prominently these days as their struggle for survival in the Salish Sea has become symbolic of the unsustainable nature of our economy, and often, our lifestyles. The mounting ecological cost ...
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