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High doses of neonics have been responsible for several high profile bee kill offs in Canada. However, even with doses far below the lethal dose of neonics, a strong and growing body of science shows that these pesticides contribute to impairment in bee reproduction, learning, memory, hive communications and immune response. In Gardeners Beware 2014, all garden plant samples where neonics were detected have the potential to harm or even kill bees.

Widespread losses of Pollinating Insects in Britain

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Governments Seek U.N. scrutiny of Technologies to Cool the Climate

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Sea-ice loss plays a vital important role in extraordinary Arctic warming. CREDIT - Aiguo Dai

Rapid Warming in the Arctic leading to Loss of Sea Ice

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Increasing rainfall over the Greenland ice sheet is driving rapid melting of the surface. Here, researchers cross Greenland's Russell Glacier, July 2018. CREDIT: Kevin Krajick/Earth Institute

Rain During Winter Impacts Greenland Ice Sheet

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“What we most need to know about salmon, we mostly don’t know,” said Richard “Dick” Beamish, a longtime salmon researcher in Canada who, with Russian colleagues, launched plans for the research expedition as a centerpiece of the International Year of the Salmon in 2019.

International Voyage Aims to Unravel Mysteries of Pacific Salmon Survival

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Flock of Snow Geese in flight

Magnitude of Climate Change will Impact Migratory Birds

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An X1.0-class flare exploded off the right side of the sun, peaking at 10:03 p.m. EDT on Oct. 27, 2013. This image was captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory in the 131 Angstrom wavelength, which is particularly good for showing solar flares and is typically colorized in teal. Credit: NASA/SDO

The Sun Dominates Climate Change

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A "firenado" is seen in Southampton, Western Australia, Australia February 19, 2019 in this picture grab obtained from a social media video. THOMSON BROOK VOLUNTEER BUSH FIRE BRIGADE/via REUTERS

Record Australian heat brings fire to a scorched land

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A fish trader stands in front of baskets of oil sardines, the sign of a good catch, at Chellanam Fishing Harbour, in Chellanam, India, January 17, 2019. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Colin Daileda

Warming waters heat up fishing costs along India’s Malabar Coast

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Sod is irrigated next to a field being plowed in the San Pasqual Valley near Escondido, California, United States August 30, 2016. REUTERS/Mike Blake

United States faces fresh water shortages due to climate change

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Layered lava flows within the Wai Subgroup from near Ambenali Ghat, Western Ghats. CREDIT -Courtney Sprain

Do volcanoes or an asteroid deserve blame for dinosaur extinction?

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UBC researchers explore an often ignored source of greenhouse gas

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