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- The most prolific tornado outbreak tore grass out of the ground
April 2011 tornado outbreak
- Real-life Kraken revealed? Scientists discover 60-foot octopus that once ruled Earth’s oceans as a top pr - The Times of India
Scientists discover 60-foot-long, kraken-like octopus that once ruled the seas.
- Putting brain development on the map - Technology Org
A new brain mapping project aims to create a comprehensive map of brain development in children.
- dynaCERT Accelerates Market Entry in Vietnam: Strategic Partnerships and Pilot Projects Confirm Market Potential
Key partnership with Vietnamese government and institutions
- SoftBank, Toppan unveil lightweight wing skin for solar HAPS aircraft
SoftBank and TOPPAN unveil lightweight wing skin for solar HAPS aircraft
- Hummingbirds are arriving in Ontario: Here’s how to save the life of an early migrant - The Record
Ontario hummingbirds arrive earlier than usual, with some species migrating up to 2 weeks before their typical start date
- After drought hit P.E.I. potatoes, Iran war adds new pressures before planting
Drought affects potato crop in P.E.I.
- Samsung’s Galaxy Problem: Conservative Strategy In Aggressive Markets
Samsung's Galaxy series is lagging behind competitors Oppo and Honor in terms of battery capacity, currently stuck at 5,000 mAh.
- The Full ‘Flower Moon’ Is Coming — When To See It Rise On May Day - Forbes
The Full Flower Moon is expected to rise on May 5, occurring on May Day.
- The threat of light pollution puts the world’s darkest skies in the Atacama Desert at risk - SooLeader.com
Light pollution from Chile's growing cities threatens the Atacama Desert's dark skies, a region known for its minimal light pollution, potentially impacting astronomical research.
- What an El Niño summer with a pre-existing drought could mean for B.C.’s wildfire season
El Niño's return could exacerbate BC's drought, increasing wildfire risk
- 'Crippling' drought prompts emergency water supply for Lake Powell
Drought prompts emergency water supply measures for Lake Powell
- Fail on Climate Action and Miss Out on Promotion, China Warns Officials
China launches climate action campaign targeting underperforming officials
- Embrapa’s Mariangela Hungria Named to TIME100 2026 for Pioneering Sustainable Agriculture Innovations
Embrapa scientist Mariangela Hungria named to TIME100 2026 for pioneering sustainable agriculture innovations.
- Giant Octopus Ruled Cretaceous Seas as Apex Predator - 조선일보
Giant octopuses ruled Cretaceous seas as apex predators.
- If flood waters are rising, it’s time to get out, says Red Cross
Residents of Greater Sudbury advised to stay on alert and be prepared to evacuate due to rising floodwaters.
- Western astronomers unveil stunning new image of cosmic ‘buckyball’ origins
Researchers at Western University have released a new image of the planetary nebula Tc 1, shedding light on the formation of 'buckyballs,' spherical carbon molecules discovered in space 15 years ago.
- Red Cross pitching in to help Gatineau residents as Ottawa River levels stabilize
Red Cross teams deployed to assist flooded residents in Gatineau
- France must avoid becoming ‘hostage’ on critical minerals: trade minister
France must work with Australia and like-minded countries to secure access to critical minerals
- British International Investment launches $1.48 billion Asia climate investment push
British International Investment launches $1.48 billion climate finance push.
- Solar Panels Boost Crop Efficiency: Tomato Systems Use Half the Water
Solar panels can help agriculture save water by reducing irrigation needs by 50%.
- Hanes: Coming back down to Earth on the climate crisis
Climate crisis
- Medicinal Plants in your Garden
Many medicinal herbs like chamomile, calendula, and lemon balm can be found in gardens.
- Vancouver Island Enterprises donates rich soil to the Queneesh Pollinator Meadow
Vancouver Island Enterprises donates rich soil to Queneesh Pollinator Meadow
- Meet the unsung heroes of conservation this Earth Day
Environmental activists working to preserve endangered species
- Swimsol's SolarSea®: Maldives' Largest Floating Solar Array at Sea Saves One Island USD 1.5 Million Per Year
Maldives' largest floating solar array at sea
- £3 Billion DNA Project: How Sequencing UK Biodiversity Could Transform Agriculture and Innovation - seedworld.com
A £3 billion project aims to sequence the DNA of UK biodiversity, with potential applications in agriculture and innovation.
- £3 Billion DNA Project: How Sequencing UK Biodiversity Could Transform Agriculture and Innovation
£3 billion DNA project could generate £3 billion in economic value
- Urgent drought and wildfire workshop to prepare Okanagan farmers
Urgent drought and wildfire workshop to prepare Okanagan farmers
- Body of New Zealand man swept away by floods found, as Wellington recovers after widespread damage
A body of a man has been found in floodwaters in Wellington
- SolarEdge Continues to Expand C&I Storage Suite in Europe and Asia with New Higher Capacity Commercial Storage System
SolarEdge launches new higher capacity commercial storage system for European and Asian markets
- Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency finds no contamination in Lac Pelletier from Monette Farms feedlot
Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency finds no contamination in Lac Pelletier from Monette Farms feedlot.
- Lydian Energy Acquires Atlas North Portfolio from Hanwha Renewables
Lydian Energy Acquires Atlas North Portfolio from Hanwha Renewables
- Saint John data centre wouldn't guzzle city water, companies say
A proposed data centre would require a relatively small amount of water to cool, but a nearby natural gas plant would produce significant greenhouse gas emissions.
- The future of electricity is wind and solar, new report says. Canada is lagging behind - CBC
Canada behind in transition to renewable energy
- Below-freezing temperatures expected in Toronto Monday
Below-freezing temperatures expected in Toronto Monday
- Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan Advance Western Gateway Pipeline Project Following Successful Open Season
Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan advance Western Gateway Pipeline project
- Rupert Resources to Be Acquired by Agnico Eagle
Rupert Resources Ltd. to be acquired by Agnico Eagle
- This Pouch Cove couple puts dinner on about 200 tables with rescued food
Local couple rescues truckloads of surplus food, distributing it to hundreds of families in Pouch Cove, reducing food waste and providing a valuable community service.
- With spring comes increase in reports of illegally dumped garbage in Hamilton, often in rural areas
Residents in Hamilton are reporting an increase in illegal dumping of garbage in rural areas as warmer weather arrives.
- Boomer, the African lion who escaped nearly 20 years ago, dies at B.C. zoo
African lion Boomer escapes from zoo in 2004, recaptured after 24-day manhunt.
- Friends of Library open up space for bigger Vernon book sale
Friends of the Library host fundraiser
- April 19th Weather Discussion
Unseasonably cold weather continues, with a high of -1°C and low of -6°C.
- Why Canada isn't immune to oil's wild price ride — and how we can fix that
Canada's reliance on oil makes it vulnerable to global price fluctuations.
- More babies are born exposed to substances in N.L. as system struggles to keep up, says pediatrician
Newfoundland and Labrador sees rise in babies born exposed to substances
- Ontario and Quebec communities continue sandbagging as forecast calls for rain
Rainfall warnings in effect for parts of Ontario and Quebec, residents advised to sandbag and prepare for potential flooding.
- Rare footage reveals 'fish city' near an Ontario nuclear plant on Lake Huron
Rare footage reveals 'fish city' near Ontario nuclear plant on Lake Huron