Vasa Lukich
@vasalukich.bsky.social
Researcher at the CCA, ex-geoarchaeologist, she/her. I like a lot of stuff and I think YOU should like it too!
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Recent wildfires in Jasper and L.A. delivered a stark warning: Canada must urgently step up planning and prevention efforts to address wildfire risks. Here are 3 ways governments can reduce these impacts.
www.hilltimes.com/story/2025/0...
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From Los Angeles to Jasper: how we can better prepare for wildfires
Fragmented approaches and inadequate preparation leave communities exposed.
www.hilltimes.com
January 23, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Recent wildfires in Jasper and L.A. delivered a stark warning: Canada must urgently step up planning and prevention efforts to address wildfire risks. Here are 3 ways governments can reduce these impacts.
www.hilltimes.com/story/2025/0...
www.hilltimes.com/story/2025/0...
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🍲🧵 For The Next Course, an expert panel considered those advances in atypical food production technologies that may provide meaningful opportunities to improve the resilience of Canada’s food system www.cca-reports.ca/reports/tech...
The Next Course - CCA Reports
Atypical food production technologies hold promise for increasing food production and productivity while diversifying and increasing the resilience of food systems in Canada.
www.cca-reports.ca
November 27, 2024 at 3:43 PM
🍲🧵 For The Next Course, an expert panel considered those advances in atypical food production technologies that may provide meaningful opportunities to improve the resilience of Canada’s food system www.cca-reports.ca/reports/tech...
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one of the stranger creatures I’ve cared for are terrestrial nemerteans (Geonemertes pelaensis). all but a few other species in the phylum are marine, but like many of those Geonemertes is a predator, using an eversible proboscis to envenomate arthropod prey.
November 27, 2024 at 1:43 AM
one of the stranger creatures I’ve cared for are terrestrial nemerteans (Geonemertes pelaensis). all but a few other species in the phylum are marine, but like many of those Geonemertes is a predator, using an eversible proboscis to envenomate arthropod prey.