Portable ultrasound helps detect scoliosis in teens
Early diagnosis can lead to better treatment
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Category: Science
Don’t be so quick to dismiss lab-grown meat
Hundreds of companies are developing lab-grown food in the U.S. and over a dozen in Canada
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Collaboration at all levels of government key to climate action
Study suggests regional policy guidance is critical in spurring local climate adaptation
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World at a ‘tipping point’ in climate change talks
Its impact is unevenly distributed across the globe
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Is nature really out to get us?
When nature gets nasty
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Geothermal energy could give old oil and gas wells a new lease on life
Retrofitting orphan wells to geothermally heat wintertime water for cattle
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How I discovered radon in my home and mitigated it
Radon exposure takes the lives of eight Canadians every day
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Helping your kids recover vital routines lost to COVID
More family time can foster resilience in children affected by the disruptions
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Radon: the silent killer lurking in your home
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer
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Those attacking Danielle Smith defending appalling Covid-19 policies
People who claim “to follow the science” have a habit of not following the science themselves
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Research may lead to more eco-friendly lithium ion batteries
Giving new life to old batteries will be good news for the environment and the bottom line
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Do you know what thigmotaxis means? Pinnipeds do it all the time
Here are a few of my favourite words from nature
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