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Encouraging cycling in Canada is a pivotal step towards fostering sustainable transportation and building healthier, more eco-friendly communities. Cycling offers a low-impact, energy-efficient alternative to conventional modes of transportation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and traffic congestion. Investing in cycling infrastructure, such as bike lanes, secure storage, and bike-sharing programs, promotes the adoption of bicycles as […]

Canada’s biodiversity, spanning vast landscapes from temperate rainforests to Arctic tundra, is a testament to the nation’s ecological richness. Preserving wildlife is an imperative task to uphold this intricate tapestry of life. Over the last 75 years, concerted environmental efforts have marked a shift from detrimental practices, such as shooting eagles for sport, to embracing […]

The air we breathe is fundamental to life, and understanding of the intricate dynamics of air quality is paramount. Let’s delve into the truths surrounding pollution and its effects on the air Canadians breathe daily. Identifying the sources of pollution is crucial in creating effective mitigation strategies. We must scrutinize industrial emissions, vehicular pollutants, agricultural […]

In the early 1970s, during my enrolment in three semesters of soil science, I distinctly recall the instructors expounding on the specialized science employed in the management of landfills and city dumps. They emphasized the critical role of ventilation in these spaces, particularly in mitigating the accumulation of hazardous levels of explosive Methane gas. At […]

Chemical pollution in Canada poses significant environmental and human health risks, stemming from industrial activities, agriculture, and urban development. Strategies to combat chemical pollution involve rigorous regulations, monitoring, and enforcement to limit industrial discharges and pesticide use. Encouraging sustainable agricultural practices, reducing reliance on chemicals, and promoting alternatives contribute to mitigating pollution. Investment in research […]