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  • Joint project targets Indigenous water crisis

    Chris Alcantara knows it will take more than government funding to address the water crisis in Canada’s Indigenous communities. The money is important, sure. But building a collaborative relationship with Indigenous communities is what will build the foundation for future water infrastructure, he said.

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  • Collaborative Species Conservation

    What do gray wolves, manatees and bears have in common?

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  • How to fight desertification and drought at home and away

    The word “desertification” conjures up images of the spread of existing deserts, with tall dunes spilling into villages and farmer’s fields

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  • Biorefineries will have only minimal effects on wood products and feedstocks markets

    A new report from researchers from IIASA, Luleå University of Technology (LTU), and RISE Research Institutes of Sweden has shown that more biorefineries, which produce biobased fuels and chemicals, will have only a small effect on the availability and pricing of wood products and feedstocks.

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  • Study finds potential in brackish groundwater desalination

    New research suggests there’s a large untapped resource for many of the increasingly water-limited regions of the U.S. and around the world: brackish groundwater, which, in theory at least, would require much less energy to desalinate than seawater.

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  • Know what your plants need before fertilizing

    In a perfect world, garden plants would feed themselves. As it is, we’ve got to help them along sometimes.

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  • Discovering hidden stories in the Flint water crisis

    As the story of lead contamination in the water of Flint, Michigan, was unfolding in the national news, Elena Sobrino was finishing up her undergraduate degree at the University of Michigan at Flint.

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  • Salmon at stake

    Salmon returning to the rivers of Vancouver Island to spawn have always had a long and perilous migration route. But in the past 10 years their time away has become deadlier than ever, with populations dropping precipitously.

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  • Efforts to save the critical endangered giraffe at the heart of new documentary

    A University College Dublin student at the forefront of conservation efforts to save the critical endangered giraffes of Namibia will feature in a new documentary series airing this week on Sky 1.

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  • Water Use Across the United States Declines to Levels Not Seen Since 1970

    Reductions in water use first observed in 2010 continue, show ongoing effort towards “efficient use of critical water resources.”

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