Tag Archives: sustainability

A look at the most comprehensive food waste data collection, analysis and modelling to date.

Two international companies created the world’s first high-volume facility that manufactures omega-3 oil from natural marine algae.

From tackling cancer to climate change, we look at current discoveries and inventions, from Canada and around the world.

Alberta’s government is planning a massive expansion to the Kitaskino Nuwenëné Wildland. Under the plan, 143,800 hectares of land will be added to over 160,000 hectares of protected boreal forests in northeastern Alberta. Almost all of the proposed expansion overlaps with a woodland caribou habitat and a small portion of the Ronald Lake bison herd range – both mammals that …

The Applied Science Hub will be a major nexus of transdisciplinary collaboration, where industry actors, start-ups and entrepreneurs partner with our graduate students and faculty on next-generation research.

Several funding initiatives are working to ensure the health of Canada’s pollinators, an essential factor for farming success.

Run by the Centre for Sustainable Food Systems, this research program probes the complexities of crop resiliency.

More than 50 years ago, the International Institute for Sustainable Development created a unique living laboratory for freshwater studies, in northwestern Ontario.

Using artificial intelligence to optimize aquaculture, this Quebec-based company helps international fish farms become more viable and sustainable.