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  • Treading Carefully: Chickadees Slow To Return To Feeders While Predators Are Nearby

    Chickadees will change their feeding behaviour if they think predators are nearby, according to new research by University of Alberta biologists.

  • Amazon Deforestation Stimulates Soil Microbes to Produce More Greenhouse Gases

    A team of researchers say they have pinpointed the source – methane-producing microorganisms – for large amounts of methane emitted from rainforest-turned-cattle-pasture in Brazil’s Amazon region.

  • Blanchard Lab Leads National Soil Microbiome Investigation

    In a new national effort, scientists led by Jeff Blanchard, biology, have received a two-year, renewable resource grant from the Department of Energy (DOE).

  • Helping Growers Care for the Apple Crop – They’re Working on an App for That

    For apple growers in Massachusetts and across the country, thinning the crop each year is a labor-intensive practice that must be done to ensure that trees bear fruit each year.

  • Blue Catfish: Invasive and Delicious

    Situations that are truly win-win are few and far between. But, resource managers and foodies alike agree: Eating blue catfish from the Chesapeake Bay is tasty and nutritious一and it is good for the ecosystem.

  • The Economic Importance of Seafood

    The U.S. seafood industry is a powerful economic driver. Nationally, it supported 1.2 million jobs and added $69.2 billion to the gross domestic product in 2017.

  • Geoscience’s Ben Gill Seeks Answer To How The Planet Changed During Triassic Mass-Extinction Event 200 Million Years Ago

    Scientists don’t yet know what caused the Triassic mass-extinction event — one of the largest extinction events in the history of our planet — 200 million years ago.

  • Scientists Find Medieval Plague Outbreaks Picked Up Speed Over 300 Years

    McMaster University researchers who analyzed thousands of documents covering a 300-year span of plague outbreaks in London, England, have estimated that the disease spread four times faster in the 17th century than it had in the 14th century.

  • Reforestation Plans in Africa Could Go Awry

    The state of mature ecosystems must be taken into account before launching massive reforestation plans in sub-Saharan Africa, according to geo-ecologist Julie Aleman, a visiting researcher in the geography department of Université de Montréal.

  • Why Laughing Gas Is a Growing Climate Problem

    Carbon dioxide and methane are the biggest drivers of global warming related to human activities. 

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