New lifeforms found deep beneath Antarctic ice
Scientists have discovered mysterious new lifeforms similar to sponges in a supposedly inhabitable environment in Antarctica.
Tag: Environment
York joins other Canadian universities in pushing corporations to combat climate crisis
The University Network for Investor Engagement (UNIE) plans to engage North American corporations on the risks of greenhouse gases and climate change.
Conservationists implore public to stop milking psychedelic toads
‘Toad licking’ describes the phenomena of consuming the psychedelic compound 5-MeO-DMT by way of milking the Sonoran desert toad.
Climate change may cause 2021 to be the shortest year in decades
Earth is spinning slower than it has previously, due to factors such as melting ice and the redistribution of water.
York sets carbon neutrality goal for 2049
How does the university plan to reduce its carbon footprint to achieve its goal of neutrality?
Building a solution for winter homelessness in Toronto
City of Toronto issues Khaleel Seivwright a warning for his encampments made for individuals experiencing homelessness — a pressing issue in the winter months.
York research finds that warm winter temperatures increase drowning rates
Warming weather and climate change are affecting Canadians’ safety on the ice.
York professor featured in TVO documentary about unique feral cat issue
‘Running Wild’ explores the feral cat crisis in Cornwall, Ontario, as well as its impact on the environment as a whole.
Research finds that Canadians need to “bee” more curious
York researchers have concluded that Canadians are lacking in knowledge of bees.
COVID-19 vaccines and their potential impacts on sharks
The human population isn’t the only one suffering during this pandemic, as the rise in vaccine demand will likely further endanger the shark population.