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“Concerns Rise Over AI Threat to Humanity”

A recent estimation by a researcher at Anthropic suggests a probability of more than 10% that AI could pose a threat to humanity within the next ten years. This concern arose following a researcher's departure from Anthropic due to worries about the reckless advancement...
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“Federal Study to Investigate Oilsands’ Impact on Fort Chipewyan Health”

After numerous requests from residents spanning more than twenty years, a study funded by the federal government is set to investigate the health effects of oilsands on the inhabitants of Fort Chipewyan, an Indigenous community in northern Alberta. Many individuals in the community, situated...
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“Titanosaurs’ Egg Incubation Revealed: Like Modern Crocodiles”

Fossilized eggshells believed to belong to some of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered have been unearthed in a surprisingly cool region far from the equator. Despite their immense size, the colossal titanosaurs could not warm their volleyball-sized eggs by incubating them physically. A recent study...
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“Margaree Salmon Association Uses Electrofishing for Fish Monitoring”

In recent years, the Margaree Salmon Association in northern Cape Breton has been utilizing electrofishing as a method to monitor fish populations in the Margaree River. This technique involves the use of an electric current to temporarily stun fish, allowing crews to safely capture,...
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“Moose Collision Spurs Wildlife Crossing Innovation”

On a late August Saturday night, the Chaleur Lightning hockey team finished an exhibition game against the Miramichi Timberwolves and boarded their bus for the journey back to Bathurst. Assistant coach Alex Ouellet recalled a sudden gasp from the driver shortly after departure. Within...
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“Researchers Inject Thousands of Trees to Fight Dutch Elm Disease”

In Vermont, researchers have been intentionally infecting thousands of trees with Dutch elm disease to study the resistance of a new generation of elms bred from disease survivors. The aim is to repopulate areas where elms once thrived, but have been devastated by the...
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