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06 March 2018
World's largest deposit of mercury is in permafrost, study suggests
Mercury toxicity can cause neurological problems such as motor impairments or birth defects if it enters the food chain.
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While the federal government signed off on the province’s plan to regulate methane emissions, Alberta’s own reporting suggests industry is failing to comply.
Noted ecologist John Harte offers a fresh take on the dire topic of climate change.
The toxic “forever chemicals” are used in fracking wells across the country.
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Virginia Organizing's 27-year history as a role model for The Daily Climate
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