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Santa Ana winds are whipping up wildfires in Southern California after a devastating season in wine country. Rising temps can make the West dangerously combustible. Story here.
USDA photo
USDA photo
PLANET in PERIL - WHERE SCIENCE GETS RESPECT. DENIED HER NATURAL INSTINCTS T0 ROOT & FORAGE, THIS YOUNG SOW GOES MAD, BITING THE STEEL BARS THAT CONFINE HER.
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Diesel vehicles in oil sands operations contribute to regional pollution
EurekAlert!
Photo courtesy of http://beautifuldestruction.ca
Wildfires, cigarette smoking and vehicles all emit a potentially harmful compound called isocyanic acid. The substance has been linked to several health conditions, including heart disease and cataracts. Scientists investigating sources of the compound have now identified off-road diesel vehicles in oil sands production in Alberta, Canada, as a major contributor to regional levels of the pollutant. Story here.Canola oil linked to worsened memory and learning ability in Alzheimer's
ScienceDaily
Canola oil is one of the most widely consumed vegetable oils, yet little is known about its health effects. Now, a study links canola oil consumption in the diet with..... Story here.
A canola field - a common site
on the Canadian prairies. PinP photo.
Related: Canola study on Alzheimer mice seen as ‘huge stretch’
Related: Canola study on Alzheimer mice seen as ‘huge stretch’
As World Warms, Heart-Breaking Video Shows What It Looks Like When a Polar Bear Starves
Common
Dreams
"For all of you still trying to hold a ridiculous 'debate' about whether there's something wrong with our planet, please watch this, if you can." Story here.
A starving polar bear in
the Norwegian Arctic.
Photo by Andreas Weith
Narwhals’ mixed-up response to fear could kill them
Nature
Tracking study suggests the Arctic whales are particularly vulnerable to human disturbance. Story here.
Tracking study suggests the Arctic whales are particularly vulnerable to human disturbance. Story here.
Image by Pixabay.
Pipeline regulator will let Kinder Morgan break Burnaby rules, but won't say why
NATIONAL OBSERVER
Canada's energy regulator says Texas energy giant Kinder Morgan doesn't have to follow all the rules of a city at the end of the route of its major west coast pipeline expansion project. Story here.
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