Canadian wildfires in 2023 were record breaking with wide‐reaching impacts on people,
nature, and climate. Extreme heat and low rainfall associated with climate change led to …

The contraction of species range is one of the most significant symptoms of biodiversity loss
worldwide. While anthropogenic activities and habitat alteration are major threats for several …

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessments are the trusted source of
scientific evidence for climate negotiations taking place under the United Nations …

The 2023 wildfire season in Québec set records due to extreme warm and dry conditions,
burning 4.5 million hectares and indicating persistent and escalating impacts associated …

Areas affected by forest fires are increasing worldwide, making salvage logging (ie,
harvesting fire-affected trees) an increasingly used practice to reduce the economic impacts …

The area burned by wildfires in Canada in 2023 is unprecedented in historical records. To
help ensure the safety of communities and support the mobilization of firefighting resources …

In urban environments, the nonuniform distribution of pollution contributes to
disproportionate exposure to harmful pollutants in low-income and high-poverty …

In 2023, Canada experienced one of the worst wildfire seasons in its history, with over 16.5
million hectares of land being burnt. These record-breaking wildfires required evacuations …

This study contributes uniquely to the understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) policy
development in smaller economies, with a focus on Canada and Norway. It examines the …

Environs 12 000 ans avant l'écriture de ces mots, un changement profond se produit au sein
des forêts de la période du Néolithique. En attachant des silex coupants à des poignées …