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Clear cutting threatens woodland caribou, scientists warn

9th - Higher Ed
Extensive boreal forest logging is putting increased pressure on already threatened woodland caribou. Much of the 14 million acres logged in Ontario and Quebec are old-growth forests the dwindling population needs to survive.
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Scientists scramble to save Florida coral reefs from heat event

9th - Higher Ed
Spiking ocean temperatures this week have caused a mass coral bleaching event at reefs off the coast of Florida. Now scientists are racing against the clock to rescue coral from the ocean and store them safely in tanks on dry land.
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How Indigenous stewardship made a barren wasteland teem with life

9th - Higher Ed
Wildlife is returning to land that was decimated by construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway in the 1950s in the First Nation community of Kahnawake. A decade-long restoration effort has encouraged better soil and moisture which brought...
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India’s tech hub Bengaluru flooded after days of torrential rains

9th - Higher Ed
Many parts of Bengaluru are under water for a second day, bringing traffic chaos, power cuts and flooded properties.
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Biden announces plan to conserve and restore global forests

9th - Higher Ed
U.S. President Joe Biden has pledged up to $9 billion to a fund that will help halt the loss — and restore millions of hectares — of forests around the world to help reduce carbon in the atmosphere. (Eric Schaff/The Associated Press)
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How to increase biodiversity across cities

9th - Higher Ed
Cities and their surrounding areas are expanding. And this dramatically affects ecosystems. Urban areas are often perceived to have lower biodiversity than the countryside, but some recent studies suggest that urban land can support...
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World leaders, scientists gather in France for UN Ocean Conference

9th - Higher Ed
World leaders and scientists are gathering in Nice, France, for this week's United Nations Ocean Conference, aimed at confronting the risks of climate change, plastic pollution, the loss of ecosystems and overfishing.
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In the DRC, Virunga National Park marks 100 years of conservation and struggle

9th - Higher Ed
Virunga National Park faces illegal exploitation and attacks by armed groups.
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Immersive Drone Footage Captures Bees At Work

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Discover bees' wonderful, secret life with stunning drone footage capturing vast countryside beehives in action. Watch as thousands of bees buzz around golden fields, pollinating flowers and sustaining ecosystems in breathtaking aerial...
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Is it time to ditch the road salt?

9th - Higher Ed
A growing body of research shows road salt contributes to metal corrosion and that it can have a negative impact on ecosystems. Despite successful alternatives, many Canadian cities are still using salt because of its price.
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Why scientists want to protect empty, muddy seabeds

9th - Higher Ed
Canada controls more of the ocean than any other country. As officials work to meet their commitment of doubling the amount of marine area protected area by 2030, some scientists are pushing for the conservation of a surprising habitat:...
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Massive stores of carbon preserved in Canada's muddy ocean seabeds, UVic finds

9th - Higher Ed
New research from the University of Victoria suggests seabed sediment in British Columbia’s channels and inlets could play an important role in storing carbon. Researchers say protecting the areas could help limit climate change.
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Whales and Climate Change | Global Scholars

9th - Higher Ed
Researchers at the University of Pretoria have been counting whales off the coast of South Africa for decades. The whales they track are “indicator species” meaning that they can tell us a lot about what is happening in the ocean...
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Indika Energy on Indonesia EV Outlook

Higher Ed
Arsjad Rasjid, President Director at Indika Energy and Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, discusses his outlook for the clean energy and EV sector for Indonesia. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts...
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Specimens from the deep sea at the Natural History Museum

Higher Ed
James Maclaine, Senior Curator of Fish, has recently returned from an expedition exploring deep sea marine life off the coast of St Helena in the mid-Atlantic as part of the Blue Belt programme, which supports the UK Overseas Territories...
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Bloomberg

Siemens CEO On Outlook, Prices, China, IRA

Higher Ed
Siemens raised its outlook for a second time in fiscal 2023 after revenue and orders jumped with the company's main businesses pairing industrial products with digital solutions driving the result. The company's CEO, Roland Busch, spoke...
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CLEAN : Nearly half of world's population "very vulnerable" to climate change: IPCC report

9th - Higher Ed
Between 3.3 and 3.6 billion people globally are vulnerable to climate change, warns Debra Roberts, co-chair of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) working group 2 as a new IPPC report which insists on the need for...
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Joe Biden gives speech on deforestation and methane emissions at Cop26

Higher Ed
Joe Biden's speech on commitments on deforestation and methane emissions at Cop26 Speaking at the Cop26 event on forests and land use, US President Joe Biden said forests had the potential to reduce carbon globally by more than a third....
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Bloomberg

Supply Chains Entering New Stage of Development: Bain & Co.

Higher Ed
Aug.12 -- Gerry Mattios, executive vice president at consultancy firm Bain & Co. Inc., discusses how the trade dispute between the U.S. and China is affecting the global supply chain. He speaks with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and Paul Allen...
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Bloomberg

PwC Sees a Lot of Enthusiasm in the Crypto Space

Higher Ed
Henri Arslanian, crypto leader at PwC, discusses crypto currencies, non--fungible tokens, central banks' digital currencies and metaverse. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Losing Bees Could Have Huge Implications For The Environment

Higher Ed
The decline or loss of bees could affect our food and other products, but it can also affect our environment, as they serve as a pollinator.
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Washington Changes Logging Plans To Generate Carbon Offset

Higher Ed
Washington's new initiative will replace logging income with revenue generated by carbon offset, benefiting the planet and those that need the money.
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Joe Biden announces plan to conserve global forests

Higher Ed
US President Joe Biden announces a new plan to conserve global forests during his speech at Cop26 in Glasgow.
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Annual Cherry Blossom Colors Show Mounting Effects Of Climate Change

Higher Ed
There are 3,200 cherry trees in the parks around the waterfronts in Washgington D.C. They're feeling the effects of a warming climate.