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Study says $33 per person yearly could save 40 species in Saint John River watershedThe nine groups of species identified included birds, fish, insects, trees and plants, ranging from American eels to cobblestone beetles to black foam lichen.EnvironmentDec 10, 2020
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Almost 3 billion animals killed, displaced by Australian bushfires: WWF study"This ranks as one of the worst wildlife disasters in modern history," the CEO of the World Wide Fund for Nature said.EnvironmentJul 28, 2020
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Polar bears become the face of climate change as Arctic ice caps shrink. Is it too late to save the species?"With no polar ice, there will not be polar bears," said Brandon Laforest, a senior specialist of Arctic species at WWF Canada.EnvironmentFeb 27, 2020
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Climate change, overfishing affecting penguins: reportA paper co-authored by a University of Saskatchewan professor found finds that chinstrap penguin populations have declined because their food source is decreasing.EnvironmentDec 5, 2019
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Polar bear tagged with graffiti, scientists fear it won’t surviveThe bear will likely have trouble hunting due to a decreased ability to camouflage itself.TrendingDec 4, 2019
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Peterborough post-secondary students gather 160 pounds of trash during cleanup at Del Crary ParkIncluded in the park's cleanup was nearly 3,000 discarded cigarette butts.EnvironmentNov 7, 2019
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Bring those who question climate change into the discussion: panellistsMegan Leslie, chief executive of the Canadian arm of the World Wildlife Fund, said there are "extreme outliers" among political parties on the issue, and efforts must be made to shift them from denial to discussion.PoliticsOct 15, 2019
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Global News Investigates: Test reveals calcium chloride exceeds Edmonton bylaws; councillors not briefedNew documents obtained by Global News show lab tests of calcium chloride reveal the anti-icing agent exceeded stormwater and combined sewer bylaws set by the City of Edmonton.EnvironmentSep 23, 2019
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Tiger beaten to death by mob in northern India: ReportsVillagers in northern India beat a tiger to death after it fatally mauled a man, according to U.S. media reports.WorldJul 28, 2019
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Some southern Ontario waterways now as salty as the ocean, WWF Canada saysWWF says runoff from road salt use is affecting creek and river habitats.EnvironmentJun 19, 2019
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