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and welcome to Globe Climate, a newsletter about climate change, environment and resources in Canada.of all milk it produced over a 10-year period, needlessly creating excess greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 350,000 passenger vehicles annually. The authors of a recent study determined that more than 6.8 billion litres of raw milk – and possibly as much as 10 billion litres – disappeared from Canadian farms between 2012 and 2021. That’s at least $6.7-billion worth of milk gone, the result of an inefficient supply management system intended to control output and keep prices stable, according to the report. Something to think about over your next bowl of cereal.
A mass of western toad tadpoles rippled past as Shane Gross, a Canadian marine conservation photojournalist, snorkelled beneath the lily pads of B.C.’s Cedar Lake. Mr. Gross stayed immersed for hours to ensure that the silt and algae on the lake bottom would not be disturbed and cloud the shot.The 403 pieces of plastic in this mosaic came from a dead flesh-footed shearwater recovered by Adrift Lab, whose work the photographer has followed for several years.
The German maker saw the bus’s resurgence and now, after a 20-year absence in North America, there’s an entirelythat will be in dealerships by January. Volkswagen won’t sell millions of Buzzes, at least not at those prices, but it will surely be a popular vehicle. It’s called a halo model, something to aspire to that will be a status symbol and offers the best of what’s available in its market.as of September. The first batch of answers tackles 30 of them.
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