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Natural Solutions to Climate Change
Natural Resources Canada works with Parks Canada to create a Carbon Atlas.
Digging Up Dirt on the Spruce Budworm
The spruce budworm is an insect that eats the needles of fir and spruce, weakening the trees an putting them at risk
Earthquakes: shaking the foundations of popular misconceptions
Media reports of earthquakes often identify their epicentre as a single point on a map. This may be accurate for small e
Why are researchers interested in an earthquake that occurred over 300 years ago?
Hint: it’s the largest earthquake that ever hit eastern North America. So why the interest? It’s quite simple. By collec
Fighting the emerald ash borer with science
Over the last 16 years, an army of emerald ash borers, an invasive insect species from Asia, has spread across Ontario,
“Current events” - New sensors protect pipelines, power lines and more
When it comes to weather, it’s not just storms that get our attention. The same is true of space weather and the geomagn
Studying Seaweed Extract to Enhance Drought Resistance in Trees
Joanne MacDonald, a research scientist with the Atlantic Forestry Centre is studying the potential of a liquid seaweed t
Machine Mapping Canada: training technology to complete the picture
As the second-largest country in the world, Canada has a lot of territory and different types of land cover to map, incl
Women Fuelling the Future of Science
Look around! Apollo 11, the smallpox vaccine, the first direct evidence of dark matter in space. These are just a few of
Hope for Climate Change From Canada's Arctic Ocean
After an impressive career spanning five decades, four countries, three continents, several oceans and countless adventu