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Looking for Evidence of Ancient Earthquakes (Byte-Sized Science)
Greg Brooks is a geomorphologist that studies evidence of ancient earthquakes in lakes.
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Help for stressed forests in the era of climate change?
A new tree-ring study suggests that introducing resilient tree genotypes could help forests stay healthy and even balanc
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How do you do research in the Arctic? (To the Point)
Canada’s North, while it’s beautiful, is known for extreme weather and vast areas
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Sable Island: Canada’s original North Atlantic shapeshifter
Sable Island is a truly unique microenvironment that’s been shaped and reshaped by changing sea levels, ice sheets, ...
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The Future of Sable Island
Southeast of mainland Nova Scotia sits "Sable Island", a small crescent shaped island home to magnificent wild horses
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Diversity and Inclusivity in Science
Scientists make discoveries by building on previous discoveries made by scientists before them.
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Protecting Canada’s forests from uninvited pests
A team of superhero Canadian scientists is striving to keep our nation’s forests safe from invasive pests.
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Inspiring minds, 17 ways to get excited about STEM
Simply Science asked Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) scientists about what, or who, inspires them.
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Permafrost thaw brings major problems to Canada’s Northern Arctic communities
New assessment shows action needed on permafrost and climate change
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Arctic science doesn’t stop: researchers find new ways to conduct fieldwork
Geological Survey of Canada scientists link up with the Northwest Territories Geological Survey to keep Arctic research