Filter your results Remove filter for Podcast Remove filter for Natural hazards Clear all filters Collection Simply Science 10 results available Type Podcast 10 results available Topic Forestry and insects 4 results available Geosciences 4 results available Energy 1 result available Maps 1 result available Mining 1 result available Natural hazards 10 results available Year published 2022 2 results available 2020 2 results available 2019 5 results available 2018 1 result available Showing 1 to 10 of 10 results. Sort by NewestOldest Search content Filter Keywords:Podcast The Smoking Hills Study underground coal fires that create the long‑burning phenomenon known as the Smoking Hills Keywords:Podcast Earthquakes in Eastern Canada Examine earthquake risk in eastern Canada and how geological conditions influence ground shaking Keywords:Podcast Restoring Damaged Forests Restore damaged forests using science to support recovery, resilience, and long‑term ecosystem health Keywords:Podcast Changing How We Fight Wildfires Adapt wildfire management using new science, tools, and strategies to reduce risk and protect communities Keywords:Podcast Can We Predict Earthquakes? (Ask NRcan) Examine why earthquakes cannot be predicted and how monitoring helps reduce risk Keywords:Podcast Incorporating Artificial Intelligence (Ask NRcan) Like many organizations, the Government of Canada is exploring ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into our work Keywords:Podcast Activating the RADARSAT Constellation Mission (Natural Elements) Activate the RADARSAT Constellation Mission to improve Earth monitoring and daily information services Keywords:Podcast Researching Forest Fires (Natural Elements) Study how natural elements influence forest fire behaviour, intensity, and spread Keywords:Podcast Using Satellites to Monitor Floods (Natural Elements) Use satellite data to monitor floods and natural conditions for timely response and risk awareness Keywords:Podcast Impact Of Climate Change On Forest Fires (AskNRCan) Link climate change to longer fire seasons, increased wildfire risk, and impacts on forests and communities