2015年7月23日 星期四

2015-07-24 Canada English Science


Financial Express
   
NASA discovers Earth-like planet 'Kepler-452b'   
Financial Express
The planet, dubbed Kepler-452b, orbits a star that is about 6 billion years old, compared to the 4.6 billion year age of the sun. By: Reuters | July 24, 2015 8:52 am. G+. kepler 452b, earth like planet. Newly discovered Kepler-452b is first near-Earth ...
Earth-like planet discovered by Kepler telescope is the best bet for possible life   The Globe and Mail
Is Kepler-452b an Earth twin? More like a bigger, older cousin   Los Angeles Times
Earth 2.0! NASA scientists discover our planet's closest twin   Firstpost
Mashable   
India Today   
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CTV News
   
Killer whale swims free after hours stranded on sharp rocks   
CTV News
Researchers erupted in cheers Wednesday after a killer whale that spent an afternoon stranded on sharp rocks off B.C.'s north coast managed to swim free. Someone spotted the young orca crying out from the shore in Hartley Bay in the afternoon. The tide ...

Researcher moved by drama of killer whale rescue in BC   The Globe and Mail
Beached Orca Freed; Guardian Watchmen Explains Rescue   CJFW
UPDATED: Watch incredible video of an orca rescue near Hartley Bay   CHEK
Globalnews.ca   
Prince George Citizen   
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CBC.ca
   
Tips on creating a butterfly garden   
Meriden Record-Journal
Creating a butterfly garden is more involved than most people suspect. You need to learn about the soil, types of plants and various species of butterflies. Here are some tips for starting a butterfly garden. Pick a site. Most plants needed for a ...
Planting milkweed: Gardeners urged to create monarch habitat   Journal Times
Our View: Butterfly efforts go beyond beauty   The Daily Nonpareil
How Your Backyard Can Save Butterflies   National Geographic
CBC.ca   
www.muskokaregion.com/   
durhamregion.com   
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E Canada Now
   
Falling lake highlights change to Canadian climate (PHOTO)   
E Canada Now
As far as visible signs of the reported climate change problems that are affecting almost every area of the world are concerned the fall of a small lake over a cliff may be a major one for the media. The small, unnamed lake in the North Western ...
Northern lake to fall of cliff due to climate change melt: scientist   National Observer

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Daily Caller
   
Expedition To Study Global Warming Put On Hold Because Of TOO MUCH ICE   
Daily Caller
An expedition to study the effects of global warming was put on hold Wednesday. The reason? Too much ice. The CCGS Amundsen, a Medium Arctic icebreaker and Arctic research vessel operated by the Canadian Coast Guard, was to travel throughout ...

Ice, federal mission, hamper Arctic science and sealift this year   Nunatsiaq News
CCGS Amundsen re-routed to Hudson Bay to help with heavy ice   CBC.ca
Worst Ice Conditions In 20 Years Halt Arctic Climate Change Study   Breitbart News
Investor's Business Daily (blog)   
The Globe and Mail   
Vocal Republic   
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Headlines & Global News
   
British Columbia Wildfires: Premier Blames Climate Change   
Headlines & Global News
A series of wildfires in British Columbia may very well have been affected by climate change, according to Premier Christy Clark. By Peter de Jesus | Jul 23, 2015 06:38 AM EDT. British Columbia Wildfire. Premier Christy Clark believes that climate ...
Now is the time to tell Christy Clark you want climate action plan with teeth   The Vancouver Observer
Michaels: Fires take climate change off the back burner   Kelowna Capital News

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The Nation
   
Russian, Japanese, US crew reach ISS   
The Nation
MOSCOW - Astronauts from Russia, Japan and the United States Thursday docked successfully with the International Space Station after a two-month delay, despite a minor hiccup. The Soyuz TMA 17M rocket - carrying cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, US ...

Expedition 44 arrives   The Guardian
Watch Astronauts Dock With the International Space Station   TIME
Soyuz successfully docks at ISS   Arab News
GMA News   
Livemint   
Telegraph.co.uk   
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Huffington Post Canada
   
Prehistoric Trees May Help A B.C. Forest Fight Climate Change   
Huffington Post Canada
Oliver Kellhammer owns a 20-acre woodlot on Cortes Island in Desolation Sound off the B.C. coast. | Ruth Ozeki/The National Observer. Share 0 · Tweet · 0. Email 0. Comment 0. tumblr · reddit. Print. As California enters its fourth year of drought, the ...

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Pembroke Daily Observer
   
Tests confirm blue-green found on Muskrat Lake near Cobden   
Pembroke Daily Observer
The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has advised the Renfrew County and District Health Unit that test results from water samples taken from Muskrat Lake have confirmed the presence of blue-green algae. Blue-green algae blooms are a ...

Officials issue blue-green algae warnings for six Kansas lakes   fox4kc.com
Blue-green algae in Chisholm Creek Park lake, 5 other KS lakes   KSN-TV
Montana issues warning about toxic algae   KPAX-TV
Auburn Citizen   
Swnews4u   
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New York Times
   
Laying Eggs of Just the Right Hue   
New York Times
The eggs of the spined soldier stink bug vary in color depending on how much light is reflecting from the surface onto which they are placed, according to a new study. “The female stink bugs are using a visual assessment of the laying surface to ...
Female stink bugs 'select' the color of their eggs   (e) Science News (press release) (registration)
Stink bugs protect their eggs by changing their color   Science Now

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