Indigenous rights were the subject of new legislation in Canada’s parliament. Find out why practical steps to provide safe drinking water mean more to Canada’s First Nations communities. (4:30 min read)
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‘Making Peace with Nature’ Report Offers Sustainable Blueprint
‘Making Peace with Nature’ is the title of a new report from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). Find out how it lays out a blueprint for solving our climate, biodiversity and pollution challenges.(4:30 min read)
Mars Makes News Three Times This Week
Mars was made the news three times this week as three countries arrived there within days of each other. Find out the objectives of each mission and their plans to learn about the Red Planet. (5:00 min read)
The View from the Centre of the Universe – The New Story Retold
The View From the Centre of the Universe is part of a sub-genre of interpretations of Thomas Berry’s essay, The New Story. Find out why the authors believe our current thinking needs a drastic change. (5:30 min read)
Alcoholism’s Brain Pathway Located By MRI Scans
Alcoholism is a widespread yet poorly understood disease. Find out how a new study locates its roots in the brain and may lead to better treatment. (4:30 min read)
Food Waste Caused By Picky Consumers
Food waste is getting out of hand as consumers reject items with minor imperfections. Find out what’s behind our food choices and how we can improve our decision making. (4:00 min read)
Square Kilometre Array Will Be World’s Largest Radio Telescope
The Square Kilometre Array Observatory has received international approval. Find out why this megaproject signals an inspiring new era in global astronomy. (4:30 min read)
Human Tolerance Evolved from Living in Harsh Conditions
Human tolerance sets us apart from other animals. Find out how a computer simulation shows that harsh conditions drove our ancestors’ self-domestication process.(4:00 min read)
Animal Movement Disruptions Threaten Biodiversity
Animal movement changes are the result of human disruption of ecosystems. Find out why these changes pose a threat to species survival and to global biodiversity. (3:30 min read)
Last Journey Simulation Follows Matter Through Universe
The Last Journey Simulation used Mira, one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, to model how mass flows through our Universe. Find out how it breaks ground for future cosmological studies.(4:00 min read)