Fake snow and downed trees: Evidence of Beijing Olympics’ unsustainability
What do making artificial snow and cutting down trees in a nature reserve have in common?
These were both done ... Full story
Articles tagged with: water
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VIDEO: Brock prof studies nature-based methods of mitigating climate change impacts
The COP 26 United Nations Climate Change Conference took place from Friday, Oct. 31 to Friday, Nov. 12 in Glasgow, U.K. The ... Full story -
Brock experts weigh in on drought and heat
With much of Ontario under a heat warning from Environment Canada, and widespread drought conditions, Brock University has a number ... Full story -
Research points to importance of tree cover for stream life
Trees play a key role in keeping streams cool, which is necessary for some species of marine life to survive. ... Full story -
Renowned water expert to speak at launch of new sustainability graduate program
The first cohort of nine students from Brock University's new Sustainability Science and Society graduate program will formally launch the ... Full story -
Brock prof appointed to an IJC committee
The International Joint Commission (IJC) has appointed Steven Renzetti as a member of the Science Priority Committee of the Great ... Full story -
Liquid assets: Assessing water’s contribution to niagara
Being aware of Niagara's "water vulnerabilities" - weaknesses that threaten water quantity and quality - and adapting to these vulnerabilities ... Full story -
Liquid Assets: Report assesses water’s contribution to Niagara
Brock's Environmental Sustainability Research Centre is working on a report on Niagara's water use and its contribution to the local ... Full story
