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Hydroelectricity in Quebec
Four experts discuss Hydro-Quebec and the driving force behind its gigantic network of generating stations
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Sharing hydroelecticity across national borders
How Canada and the United States are using transmission lines to reduce reliance on coal
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Innovation in hydro power
How Hydro-Quebec is turning problems into opportunities for innovation
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Aboriginal hydropower
Navigating the the collaborative future between First Nations and the Canadian hydro industry
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Canada’s hydroelectric future
How Canada's century-old renewable hydro power has evolved – and may be an answer to a fossil-fuel-free future
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Adam Fenech on P.E.I.’s rising sea levels
How a digital visualisation is showing islanders the future toll of climate change on their home
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Mapping
Magnetic maps helped 18th century mariners
How navigators kept track of an unseen force that could affect their course
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John Smol on the Anthropocene
The lake expert and paleolimnology pioneer addresses the details and evidence of a new epoch
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People & Culture
Q&A with Maatalii Okalik
The president of the National Inuit Youth Council talks climate change, women's issues and Inuit culture
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Climate change and hydro power
What does the future of hydroelectricity look like in Canada?
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Environment
Five of Canada’s most innovative green roofs
From Vancouver to Montreal, green roofs are changing the upper levels of urban centers
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Environment
Is climate change linked to geomagnetism?
Crackpot theory or viable explanation?
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Environment
Joe MacInnis on climate change challenges
The renowned underwater explorer talks about his experience navigating the depths of an angry Mother Ocean
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Wildlife
Sea lampreys in Lake Superior to be targeted hard this summer
The Great Lakes Fisheries Commission and the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service are working hard to reduce the number of invasive sea lampreys in Lake Superior
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Wildlife
Researchers tracking climate change with sound
Researchers at the University of Alberta are relying on sound rather than sight to monitor the effects of climate change on more than 230 species of wildlife in the…
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History
Throwback Thursday: Turning wheat straw into paper
Canada produces approximately 20 million tonnes of unused wheat straw, which could instead be made into enough paper for 20 million magazines
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