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Study hopes to find ways to contain spread of mountain pine beetles

By Special to Troy Media on March 19, 2021  

Study hopes to find ways to contain spread of mountain pine beetles

In a new study aimed at assisting efforts to contain the destructive spread of mountain…

Which sector spends the most on the environment? Oil and gas

By Mark Milke on March 11, 2021  

Which sector spends the most on the environment? Oil and gas

By Mark Milke and Ven Venkatachalam Canadian Energy Centre As two people not born in…

Celebrating the life of David Schindler

By Special to Troy Media on March 10, 2021  

Celebrating the life of David Schindler

The University of Alberta is mourning the loss of ecology professor emeritus David Schindler, a…

The wasted pursuit of social licence for oil exploration

By Ken Green on March 7, 2021  

The wasted pursuit of social licence for oil exploration

For several decades, Canada was the focus of a global attack on its natural resource…

Are owls wise, all-seeing and good luck – or harbingers of calamity?

By Geoff Carpentier on March 7, 2021  

Are owls wise, all-seeing and good luck – or harbingers of calamity?

Folklore abounds with superstition related to owls. I thought it might be fun to share…

Canadian briefs U.S. policy-makers on removing CO2 from atmosphere

By Special to Troy Media on March 5, 2021  

Canadian briefs U.S. policy-makers on removing CO2 from atmosphere

A scientist at the University of Alberta is lending her expertise on mineral carbonation to…

Managing invasive species better than eliminating them: research

By Special to Troy Media on March 3, 2021  

Managing invasive species better than eliminating them: research

Managing invasive species – not eliminating them altogether – is a better use of time…

How zebra finches choose materials for their nests

By Special to Troy Media on February 25, 2021  

How zebra finches choose materials for their nests

When building a nest, previous experience raising chicks will influence the choices birds make, according…

Farm practices may have altered the quality of our butter

By Sylvain Charlebois on February 24, 2021  

Farm practices may have altered the quality of our butter

For months, thousands of Canadians have taken to social media saying that they’ve noticed that…

Indigenous leaders step up but no applause from environmentalists

By Chris Sankey on February 23, 2021  

Indigenous leaders step up but no applause from environmentalists

Not enough has been said about the recent memorandum of understanding between the First Nations…

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