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Live differently–it’s your choice!
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The road ahead is uncertain, not smooth or straight, and has limited visibility.
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Welcome to Stay Informed, CACOR's weekly newsletter. The latest CACOR Live events, website updates, announcements and new stories. Please share our Stay Informed link with your community and friends.
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The latest 'CACOR LIVE' schedule is HERE.
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Summary: What is the focus of Canadaās agricultural project in the 21st century? In this talk, Katie Fettes and Jodi Koberinski PhD of Canadian Organic Growers will explore why we need to measure the success of our food system not only by how much we produce, but by its impact on people and the planet. We will provide an overview …
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CACOR Live | Raymond Leury | The energy transition: Do we have the Required Materials? | 2 Sep 2026 at 13:30 EST
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The transition to green energy will require large quantities of materials to manufacture the equipment needed for low-carbon technologies. Some essential resources—including copper, lithium, and cobalt—are limited because they are relatively scarce or difficult to extract from the Earth’s crust. This raises an important question: Are sufficient materials available to complete the energy transition? This webinar will examine these constraints and explore the many options available to address potential shortages and keep the transition moving forward..
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Weāre so weird: we love hearing bad news about other people but avoid it when it is about us Sometimes people are weird, irrational cave men pretending to be civilized and rational. Our response to bad news or improbable events is a case in point. We all know that bad news sells: people are addicted to bad news about others, …
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Categories: Articles, What are you doing
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Key indicators of how humans are changing the Earth: Sea level, species, carbon dioxide, sea ice, population, daily temperature extremes, annual climate change performance by country, air pollution, temperature records, climate change indicators, top ten emitters, historic emissions, electric vehicles.
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Carney claimed that Trump demanded, āCanada change its French language.ā As per reports, Carney revealed thatĀ the Trump administrationĀ āintroduced language in the final hours of negotiations that would have restricted Canadaās ability to make trade deals with other countries.ā Accepting such terms, Carney said, would have reduced Canada to āthe economic equivalent of theĀ 51st state.ā "President Trump demands Canada change …
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Ā A day-long Friday session with progressive organic farmer Rick Clark kicked off the 2023 Guelph Organic Conference. A double classroom was packed with farmers, keenly listening, questioning, and figuring out what could work for them. Prevent Cancer Now was honoured to be in the audience. We offer this example to inspire ambitious vision and goals for aĀ Sustainable Agriculture StrategyĀ consultation by …
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Plantāparasitic nematodes (PPNs) are tiny worms that live in soil and feed on plant roots. They damage roots, reduce the plant's uptake of nutrients, and lower crop yields often without plants showing any obvious symptoms. As part of a much larger soil ecosystem, PPN numbers and activities are influenced by soil microbiomes (communities of microbes living in soil), including beneficial …
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Organic and other agro-ecological farming systems can help the world feed itself, but as well as changing our farming systems, we need to eat differently, feed our livestock differently, and waste less food. There is already enough food produced today for everyone to have the nourishment they need, and yet nearly 1 billion people are hungry, and 1 billion malnourished …
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The Task Force on Systemic Pesticides is the response of the scientific community to concern around the impact of systemic pesticides on biodiversity and ecosystems. Its intention is to provide the definitive view of science to inform more rapid and improved decision-making.
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Engineers built a material that repairs itself over 1,000 times, offering centuries of life for cars, airplanes, and wind turbines A team of U.S. engineers has developed a fiber composite material that can heal internal damage more than 1,000 times, addressing a structural vulnerability that has limited the lifespan of lightweight materials used in airplanes, cars, and wind turbines since …
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