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[ad_1] Hello, Earthlings! This is our weekly newsletter on all things environmental, where we highlight trends and solutions that are moving

[ad_1] New research has revealed that two small, tree-dwelling dinosaurs used bat-like wings to clumsily glide through the air long

[ad_1] After a relatively busy summer at his cafe and restaurant in Toronto’s Evergreen Brick Works, Brad Long started looking

[ad_1] Denmark’s prime minister said Wednesday that the government wants to cull all minks on Danish farms, to minimize the

[ad_1] For more than 13 years, astronomers have been trying to determine the source of extremely powerful radio bursts that

[ad_1] Cindy MacBride figured she’d never get her stolen bike back. Then an Ottawa police officer who had read her

[ad_1] The United States formally exited the Paris Agreement on Wednesday, fulfilling a years-long promise by President Donald Trump to

[ad_1] Talk about good camouflage! Scientists say they have found an elusive chameleon species that was last spotted in Madagascar

[ad_1] Caribou herds in Canada’s Rocky Mountains are now so precarious that Parks Canada is preparing a plan to round

[ad_1] Statistics Canada says domestic firms that invested in robots since the late 1990s have also expanded their human workforces,

[ad_1] New research has uncovered how remora — also known as suckerfish — are able to swim freely across the

[ad_1] Rather than letting Halloween pumpkins rot on the front porch, some people around Nova Scotia are suggesting creative ways to

[ad_1] Transport Canada says it is pleased with the results of an underwater acoustic glider used to help detect the endangered

[ad_1] The leaves have changed colour, the days are cooler, and you’re out for drive. But suddenly, as if out

[ad_1] A Calgary business that rents out chicken eggs so families can hatch them at home says the pandemic has put their

[ad_1] A non-recyclable hamster named Andy is safely home, after he escaped his new cage, hid in a cardboard box, and was discovered in a

[ad_1] There’s a surefire way to mildly annoy zoologist and University of Lethbridge professor Gail Michener, and it involves misrepresenting the

[ad_1] Humans produce a lot of garbage here on Earth. It turns out we produce a lot of it in

[ad_1] Some of the most remote communities in northern Ontario could have some of the fastest internet by the end

[ad_1] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the COVID Alert app can now provide more precise information to people who are