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EXPRESS INFORMER > Archive for Science & Technology (Page 2)

Category: Science & Technology

Today’s world is the world of Science and new Technologies, Experiments, Research, and its Implementations. In this category, we will get all the information about New Scientific Researches that have been under process around the world. From the clipper launch at NASA to the latest iPhone release by Apple, you will get it all!

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Bill that aims to address environmental racism heads for debate in House of Commons

February 26, 2021 Express Informer

Hello, Earthlings! This is our weekly newsletter on all things environmental, where we highlight trends and solutions that are moving us to a more sustainable world. (Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Thursday.) This week: Bill that aims to address Read more …

Science & Technology

Prairie fireball was comet fragment burning up in Earth’s atmosphere

February 26, 2021 Express Informer

The fireball that lit up the sky across the Prairies on Monday morning was a small piece of a comet that burned up in the atmosphere, researchers at the University of Alberta say. “Using two observation sites, we were able to Read more …

Science & Technology

Ottawa backs $27M open-net salmon farm, ocean sensor project in Atlantic Canada

February 26, 2021 Express Informer

A Norwegian company’s proposal to open a salmon farm and hatchery in Placentia Bay, N.L., got a major boost Thursday from Canada’s OceanSupercluster, a federal innovation funding organization. The organization announced that Grieg Seafood, an on-again, off-again salmon facility planned for Read more …

Science & Technology

Bison roam in Waterton Park once again with small herd

February 26, 2021 Express Informer

Parks Canada is welcoming six plains bison to Waterton Lakes National Park, a move that is ecologically significant for the park and culturally significant for Indigenous communities in southern Alberta. “Every time a tribe or a park starts a herd, that’s Read more …

Science & Technology

Countries’ new carbon-cutting pledges are nowhere near enough, UN says

February 26, 2021 Express Informer

The newest pledges by countries to cut greenhouse gas emissions are falling far short of what’s needed to limit global warming to what the Paris climate accord seeks, a new United Nations report finds. So the U.N.’s climate chief is Read more …

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Delay in logging old-growth area helps endangered spotted owls in southern B.C. — for now

February 26, 2021 Express Informer

An agreement to delay logging of an old-growth stand of British Columbia forest has given a one-year reprieve to one of Canada’s most endangered species. But governments now have to come up with a permanent way to protect the vanishing Read more …

Science & Technology

How 3 brothers solved a tech glitch that was crashing Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccine booking tool

February 25, 2021 Express Informer

Within minutes of its 8 a.m. opening on Wednesday morning, the Alberta system allowing seniors to book for the COVID-19 vaccine had crashed. By noon, a trio of Edmonton brothers had figured out the problem on the website and posted Read more …

Science & Technology

How three brothers solved a tech glitch that was crashing Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccine booking tool

February 25, 2021 Express Informer

Within minutes of its 8 a.m. opening on Wednesday morning, the Alberta system allowing seniors to book for the COVID-19 vaccine had crashed. By noon, a trio of Edmonton brothers had figured out the problem on the website and posted Read more …

Science & Technology

Kitchener unlikely to ticket many idling drivers — but that’s OK, clean air advocate says

February 25, 2021 Express Informer

If bylaw enforcement follows the trend of other municipalities that have passed anti-idling bylaws, Kitchener likely won’t hand out many $75 tickets to drivers for idling their vehicles for more than three minutes. But Gabriella Kalapos, executive director of Clean Read more …

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Pigs can learn to manipulate joystick and react to video game screen, researchers say

February 25, 2021 Express Informer

Remember when Charlotte spelled out “Some Pig” with her spiderweb? It was a testament to the gentle intelligence of a pigs (or one pig in particular, in the classic children’s story Charlotte’s Web). Now, researchers in Indiana have proven that pigs can learn Read more …

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Business & Finance

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    From pens to planters, this online store only sells items made partly from captured CO2

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    March 1, 2021

Magazine

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    British newspaper to appeal ruling that it invaded Meghan’s privacy

  • Jahmil French, star of Degrassi: The Next Generation and Soundtrack, dies at 29

    Jahmil French, star of Degrassi: The Next Generation and Soundtrack, dies at 29

  • Bunny Wailer, last surviving member of reggae group The Wailers, dead at 73

    Bunny Wailer, last surviving member of reggae group The Wailers, dead at 73

  • Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds donate $250K to Indigenous mentorship program

    Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds donate $250K to Indigenous mentorship program

News & Politics

  • Bristol secondary school adopts ‘black hair code’ allowing pupils to wear afros, braids and cornrows

    Bristol secondary school adopts ‘black hair code’ allowing pupils to wear afros, braids and cornrows

  • The removal van should be called to Bute House, Scottish Tory leader DOUGLAS ROSS writes

    The removal van should be called to Bute House, Scottish Tory leader DOUGLAS ROSS writes

  • Families of the Yorkshire Ripper’s victims call for his estate to be shared

    Families of the Yorkshire Ripper’s victims call for his estate to be shared

  • Man, 24, murdered woman, 32, and ‘cut her body into pieces’ above a kebab shop, a jury hears

    Man, 24, murdered woman, 32, and ‘cut her body into pieces’ above a kebab shop, a jury hears

  • How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials

    How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials

  • SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Make-up guru Charlotte Tilbury finds lockdown beauty spot for £1bn empire

    SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Make-up guru Charlotte Tilbury finds lockdown beauty spot for £1bn empire

  • Museums, theatres and concert halls will be given £410m lifeline to help them stay afloat

    Museums, theatres and concert halls will be given £410m lifeline to help them stay afloat

  • UK’s first LGBT+ retirement complex to open in Vauxhall, London this year

    UK’s first LGBT+ retirement complex to open in Vauxhall, London this year

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  • Bristol secondary school adopts ‘black hair code’ allowing pupils to wear afros, braids and cornrows
  • The removal van should be called to Bute House, Scottish Tory leader DOUGLAS ROSS writes
  • Families of the Yorkshire Ripper’s victims call for his estate to be shared
  • Man, 24, murdered woman, 32, and ‘cut her body into pieces’ above a kebab shop, a jury hears
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