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U.S. government will not list Pacific walrus as threatened speciesEnvironmental | 207477 hits | 1:49 PM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
The Trump administration announced Wednesday it will not list the Pacific walrus as a threatened species based on diminished Arctic Ocean sea ice, concluding that the marine mammals have adapted to the loss. Kestrel chicks saved from B.C. wildfire released back into the wildEnvironmental | 207586 hits | 6:57 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
The falcons were found inside a scorched power pole in July, days after the Elephant Hill fire broke out. Rare chicks rescued in Manitoba catch flight to Ontario before flying southEnvironmental | 209123 hits | 11:55 AM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
Four rescued chicks that tumbled from a chimney in Manitoba have been flown to Ontario to join a flock that will hopefully lead them south for the winter. Fraser sockeye returns stay low while feds say they're amping up protectionsEnvironmental | 213592 hits | 9:31 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
The federal government says it has implemented most recommendations from a 2012 report aimed at revitalizing British Columbia's Fraser River sockeye salmon run but the outlook for the species remains murky. 'Very impressive' marine life enters North America on debris from Japanese tsunamiEnvironmental | 209391 hits | 9:27 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
Researchers have found that not only is debris from the tsunami making its way to western shores, but so is some marine life never seen before in the region. Miley Cyrus weighs in on 'loophole' in B.C.'s proposed ban on trophy huntingEnvironmental | 208217 hits | 6:55 PM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
Pop star Miley Cyrus is once again weighing in on a controversial environmental issue in B.C. by adding her voice to a new campaign that's calling for the end to all grizzly bear hunting in B.C. Alberta town hopes to pull new kind of energy from old gas wellEnvironmental | 208179 hits | 6:47 AM on Wednesday | posted by DrCaleb
An Alberta town is planning to pull a different kind of energy from the abandoned oil and gas wells that ring its outskirts. St. Albert guts ponds of invasive 'monster' goldfishEnvironmental | 207958 hits | 2:11 AM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
Someone set free a pair of pet fish about four years ago. Now, the infested water glimmers gold with thousands of Asian goldfish. The City of St. Albert is battling the invasive species of goldfish by pumping chemicals into two infested stormwater ponds. Fort McMurray fires cause air pollution spike on other side of continentEnvironmental | 207891 hits | 2:06 AM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
The huge forest fire in Fort McMurray last year caused air pollution levels to spike as far away as the New England states more than four thousand kilometres on the other side of the continent. New model confirms endangered right whales are decliningEnvironmental | 207782 hits | 5:10 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
Researchers with the federal government and the New England Aquarium have developed a new model they said will provide better estimates about the North Atlantic right whale population, and the news isn't good. World Rivers Day: how a B.C. river cleanup spawned an international movementEnvironmental | 207649 hits | 8:37 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
It started as a cleanup of the Thompson River. Now, it's celebrated in over 60 countries across the world. 'Very rare' King-of-the-Salmon fish found on Vancouver Island beachEnvironmental | 208001 hits | 8:34 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
Ben Baker was walking his dog along Oak Bay's Rattenbury Beach at low tide when he stumbled on the shimmering, purple fish. It turned out to be a massive King-of-the-Salmon fish, measuring about two metres in length. The current record for such a ribbonfi Malnutrition suspected in death of young killer whaleEnvironmental | 207763 hits | 8:24 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
Researchers say a young member of an endangered killer whale population living off British Columbia's coast has died. Researchers with the centre say the Chinook salmon the orcas eat have been in short supply this year. Global warming speeds up due to Pacific 'flip'Environmental | 207838 hits | 6:28 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
After slightly slowing for the past 15 years, global warming is once again rising more quickly due to a decade-long weather pattern that warms and cools the Pacific, Britain's meteorological office said Monday. Possible good news about climate change leads to confused coverageEnvironmental | 214198 hits | 6:27 AM on Monday | posted by DrCaleb
Did warming projections just get blown up? No. No they did not. Snow crab fishery to keep 'sustainable' label amid endangered whale deathsEnvironmental | 221261 hits | 8:12 AM on Friday | posted by DrCaleb
The world's leading "ecolabel" is set to once again certify as sustainable the Gulf of St. Lawrence snow crab fishery, even though North Atlantic right whales are being killed by fishing gear. Uncertain future of the North Atlantic right whale linked to its tiny preyEnvironmental | 225035 hits | 12:44 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
The fate of one of the world's largest living animals depends on one of the smallest. Scientists are studying a northward shift of the North Atlantic right whales and their speck-sized prey that could push the whales closer to extinction. More than 1,000 fish lifted over Seymour rock slide as project caps off its third yearEnvironmental | 206610 hits | 8:06 PM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
More than 1,0000 steelhead, coho and pink salmon have been transported over the 2014 rock slide since the installation of a fish fence. The waterway could be restored as early as next year. Huge sea turtles slowly coming back from brink of extinctionEnvironmental | 207278 hits | 12:29 PM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
A new study shows sea turtles are lumbering back from the brink of extinction. There are seven different species of sea turtles, all but one endangered. The slow creatures live for several decades. Cloudy, cool August restrains melt of Arctic sea iceEnvironmental | 207338 hits | 12:27 PM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
Scientists calculate that Arctic sea ice this summer dropped to its eighth lowest level on record. That's far below average, but considerably above the record low set five years ago.California condor takes flight in wild after near extinction
In a remote, rugged valley overlooking the Pacific Ocean, researchers closely monitor an endangered icon: the California condor. One of the world's largest birds with a wingspan up to 10 feet, the condor once patrolled the sky from Mexico to British Colum
Environmental | 207580 hits | 12:25 PM on Wednesday | posted by Hyack
In a remote, rugged valley overlooking the Pacific Ocean, researchers closely monitor an endangered icon: the California condor. One of the world's largest birds with a wingspan up to 10 feet, the condor once patrolled the sky from Mexico to British Colum Global warming speeds up due to Pacific 'flip'Environmental | 207249 hits | 5:29 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
After slightly slowing for the past 15 years, global warming is once again rising more quickly due to a decade-long weather pattern that warms and cools the Pacific, Britain's meteorological office said Monday. 123 birds die at Fort Hills oilsands project in northern AlbertaEnvironmental | 209182 hits | 5:26 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
123 birds that flew into a Suncor oilsands mine have died or been euthanized after they were discovered Sunday. The 123 deaths reported Tuesday are the latest in a series of bird fatalities at Alberta oilsands operations. Scientists say no longer any doubt about impact of pesticides on beesEnvironmental | 207472 hits | 6:29 AM on Tuesday | posted by DrCaleb
because beekeeping is a big business and without bees, billions of dollars of farm crops would go unpollinated. Environmental | 207525 hits | 7:39 AM on Friday | posted by DrCaleb
Every time you wash your fleece jacket or other synthetic clothing, microscopic synthetic fibres are released and end up in our food supply and drinking water.
These microfibres are so small—visible only under a microscope—that they bypass municipal fi Half of Canada's wildlife species are in decline, WWF findsEnvironmental | 207780 hits | 8:52 AM on Thursday | posted by DrCaleb
Despite Canada's vast wilderness, populations of half its vertebrate species are shrinking, a new World Wildlife Fund report finds. And endangered species like woodland caribou and St. Lawrence beluga whales continue to disappear even after becoming prote Plant fungus creeping northwest, infecting Alberta fieldsEnvironmental | 207612 hits | 6:55 AM on Tuesday | posted by DrCaleb
Alberta farmers are asking the province to change policies around fusarium graminearum as the destructive plant fungus spreads west across Canada, infecting fields in its path. Green fleet targets shrouded in hypocrisyEnvironmental | 207190 hits | 8:10 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Toronto Sun’s Freedom of Information request revealing,
essentially, that Ontario’s Liberal government doesn’t have a hope in hell of hitting its own target for electric vehicle purchases — let alone getting the public to buy them — demonstrates
t Balls of bitumen: Calgary breakthrough could bypass pipeline problem, researcher saysEnvironmental | 212074 hits | 7:10 AM on Friday | posted by DrCaleb
A Calgary engineer thinks an invention he stumbled upon in the laboratory could transform the way Alberta gets its heavy oil to market. Plastic fibres found in tap water around the world, study revealsEnvironmental | 208290 hits | 7:31 AM on Thursday | posted by DrCaleb
Exclusive: Tests show billions of people globally are drinking water contaminated by plastic particles, with 83% of samples found to be polluted The bad news is that fish are eating lots of plastic. Even worse, they may like itEnvironmental | 207899 hits | 6:46 AM on Tuesday | posted by DrCaleb
Ships slowing in busy West Coast channel to protect endangered orcasEnvironmental | 211178 hits | 7:32 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
The trial, led by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, is trying to understand whether reducing commercial vessel speeds can reduce underwater noise and benefit a small, endangered population of killer whales.Monkey, dolphin among hundreds of new species found in Amazon
An orange-tailed monkey and a pink dolphin were among 381 Amazon animals and plants officially recognized as new species in 2014 and 2015, says a new report from the World Wildlife Fund and Brazil’s Mamirauá Institute.
Environmental | 210954 hits | 2:17 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
An orange-tailed monkey and a pink dolphin were among 381 Amazon animals and plants officially recognized as new species in 2014 and 2015, says a new report from the World Wildlife Fund and Brazil’s Mamirauá Institute.Giant tortoise, huge carnivorous plant among Top 10 new species of 2016
A giant tortoise and a large carnivorous plant are among the Top 10 new species of 2016, the International Institute for Species Exploration says.
Environmental | 212435 hits | 2:12 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
A giant tortoise and a large carnivorous plant are among the Top 10 new species of 2016, the International Institute for Species Exploration says. Drought conditions prompt B.C. to push for water conservation in Lower Fraser, Vancouver IslandEnvironmental | 212173 hits | 12:51 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
The province of British Columbia is asking all water users to reduce consumption voluntarily but said it will exercise its powers if necessary to protect ecosystems. Metro Vancouver regional parks under extreme fire warningEnvironmental | 210964 hits | 7:48 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
With hot temperatures and extra dry conditions, Metro Vancouver is warning people using the regional park system to be vigilant about fire safety this long weekend. Last Lake Superior caribou herd could vanish thanks to hungry wolvesEnvironmental | 207442 hits | 6:15 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
Alarms are being raised in northern Ontario about one of the last remaining caribou herds in the province. Concerned citizens say the herd on a remote island in Lake Superior is close to being wiped out by hungry wolves. DFO officers step up salmon fishing enforcementEnvironmental | 212943 hits | 6:11 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
Department of Fisheries and Oceans officers are stepping up enforcement of salmon fishing closures along the Fraser River and in the tidal area at its mouth, in an effort to preserve dwindling sockeye stocks. Hot spots from B.C. wildfires will likely burn for months, municipal official saysEnvironmental | 207375 hits | 2:59 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
Chairman Al Richmond of the Cariboo Regional District said hot spots likely won't be doused until the spring, mirroring the Fort McMurray wildfire. Forget wolf culls: researcher says more moose and deer hunting would help B.C. caribouEnvironmental | 208333 hits | 9:17 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
A University of Alberta researcher says culling wolves is a "Band-Aid," and taking away the wolves' other prey is a better way to protect caribou. FEATURE: Giant craters in Canadian north caused by global warmingEnvironmental | 208332 hits | 5:41 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
Climate change dramatically impacting permafrost in Northwest TerritoriesCan clean synthetic diesel fuels succeed' | Business | DW | 17.08.2017
Some German industry officials have lately been touting 'e-fuels,' synthetic liquid fuels that can be burned in diesel engines, as an alternative to an all-electric automotive future. Is this workable - or mere PR?
Environmental | 208293 hits | 8:53 AM on Tuesday | posted by DrCaleb
Some German industry officials have lately been touting 'e-fuels,' synthetic liquid fuels that can be burned in diesel engines, as an alternative to an all-electric automotive future. Is this workable - or mere PR? Eagle raids blamed for sharp drop in Stanley Park heron survivalEnvironmental | 207960 hits | 7:53 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
Vancouver's rising population of urban eagles could be responsible for a sharp drop in the survival of heron chicks at the Stanley Park heron colony, park biologists say. Report criticizes B.C. management of threatened grizzliesEnvironmental | 208073 hits | 7:43 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
B.C.’s independent forestry watchdog has slammed the province’s management of a threatened grizzly population, saying the government hasn’t properly handled the risks posed by logging roads. More 'prescribed burns' could prevent wildfires, save money: expertsEnvironmental | 208107 hits | 7:16 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
British Columbia is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record and some experts say part of the solution is more “prescribed burning.” Ocean temperatures around Nova Scotia hit record highs: DFO reportEnvironmental | 208120 hits | 7:12 AM on Friday | posted by DrCaleb
Ocean temperatures in the Scotian Shelf and the Gulf of St. Lawrence reached record or near-record highs in 2016, according to a federal report on Atlantic Canada's marine ecosystem. New video appears to show disfigured, unhealthy farmed salmonEnvironmental | 208136 hits | 10:33 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
A video released online by an independent biologist and marine activist appears to show farmed salmon along the east coast of Vancouver Island with disfigured spines, lesions, swollen gills and unsightly growths. Environmental | 208027 hits | 7:28 AM on Thursday | posted by DrCaleb
The question isn’t why did the salmon leave the net, but what happens now that thousands of fish have escaped a Washington state salmon farm and swum off into the Pacific Ocean. Here's what experts think about the risk to B.C.'s native salmon and local ec Scientists release record number of endangered soft shell turtlesEnvironmental | 207918 hits | 7:28 AM on Thursday | posted by DrCaleb
Scientists in London, Ont. are trying to bring the eastern spiny soft shell turtle back from the brink of extinction by releasing a record number of lab-produced hatchings into the wild. DFO does not adequately monitor B.C. salmon spawning streams, study suggestsEnvironmental | 207973 hits | 12:35 AM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
The study from Simon Fraser University found that visits by Fisheries and Oceans Canada to spawning streams have been steadily declining since the 1980s.Back to Canada News
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