Pilot Demonstration of Carbon Utilization Using Anozymes
Project aiming to increase the scale of the Anozyme bio-electrochemical CO2-to-formate conversion technology along with
Revolutionizing Sustainability by Developing an Energy-Independent and Economically-Viable Amine-Free Co2 Capture Unit
Project aiming to develop a CO2 capture pathway that uses a chemical reaction and fuel cells to separate CO2 and produce
Research agendas of the Canadian Forest Service
Five national-scaled plans are guiding the science, research and engagement activities of the Canadian Forest Service
Cumulative effects in Canada’s boreal forests
Natural and human-caused disturbances are increasingly putting forest health and use at risk.
Boreal forest research
Series of articles assesses the health of Canada’s boreal zone How do human activities, natural disturbances
Riparian areas
Maintaining biodiversity in riparian areas
Red Tape Review: Natural Resources Canada’s Progress Report
At this pivotal moment for Canada’s economy and security, the country must move from debating whether to build to determ
Water
Anywhere from 20 to 90% of the precipitation that falls on forests returns to the atmosphere through “evapotran
Soil
Soil is the naturally occurring, unconsolidated organic and mineral material that serves as a medium for plant growth