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Has the CAQ officially entered its Trump era ? “Not only is the CAQ choosing to ignore a recent court ruling that concludes there was an ‘absence of data’ to support its tuition fee hikes for out-of-province students, it’s also attacking media for reporting on it.” cultmtl.com/2025/06/the-...

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Andor, saison 2, épisode 8

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Parler ce matin de « violentes manifestations » et « d’émeutes » pour rendre compte de ce qui se passe dans parler de cette nuance du LAPD ce matin c’est reproduire le discours trumpien

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A late start to the field season, but an important one - 10 years of biogeochemistry monitoring in this lovely peatland (Grande plée Bleue, near Quebec City)

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This new map provides a global view of the distribution of a multitude of aquatic ecosystems, including various wetlands. It's a pretty big step forward, and I look forward to seeing how it will be used e.g. to study wetland greenhouse gases. essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/...

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I live in what is likely the most bike-friendly city in N America (Montreal). There is a clear modal shift towards cycling, and public transit has decent coverage. Yet so many people make a conscious decision to drive short distances daily, I don't get it

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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe gets closer to understanding climate change www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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Compte tenu des terribles incendies de forêt qui ravagent actuellement les Prairies canadiennes, j'ai pensé signaler que RNCan gère le Système canadien d’information sur les feux de végétation, qui comprend une carte interactive. cwfis.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/carte-intera...

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Today is #worldpeatlandsday! May the sun continue to rise on beautiful peatlands such as this one, in northeastern Quebec. C'est la journée internationale des tourbières - elles doivent plus que jamais être protégées convenablement, de Havre St-Pierre, comme sur la photo, à Blainville ! 💚💧🌿

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An important, often overlooked impact of wildfires - the remobilization of legacy pollutants such as arsenic, lead and mercury 🔥

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Stop what you’re doing and watch this immediately. Canadian doctors returned from Gaza and are sharing what they witnessed and lived. They are demanding action from Mark Carney. Their testimony is our failure.

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"This is particularly important in academia: we attribute burnout to other factors: “maybe I’m just tired this week”, or “it will get better once I get all these 457 things out of the way and I can clear my deck”. Well, I got news for you: the deck is never cleared."

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It pains me to say this, but if you are not a US citizen, you should not attend scientific conferences in the US, visit US institutions, or otherwise travel to our country. Right now it's not worth the risk. Hopefully that will change. If it doesn't, science in the US is sunk anyway.

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📣 Participez à une discussion sur l’avenir de l’ #éducation! 🤖 Nous cherchons des adultes pour donner leur avis sur la transformation des #écoles à l’ère de l’ #IA. Rejoignez-nous à l’Université @concordiamtl le 31 mai de 10h à 12h. Séance en français, ouverte à tous 📨 Détails et inscription 👇

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Would it have killed them to mention the fact that this was due to climate change? @powcanada.bsky.social

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“We’re facing the extinction of everything we know and love. And the only radical thing a person could be doing right now is ignoring it.”

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Today my wondeful PhD student @sophiepouille.bsky.social successfully defended her thesis on dust impacts on boreal/alpine ecosystems in the Yukon. Sophie is a gem, she wrote an excellent thesis, defended it with flying colours, and is just an overall great human being! I was lucky to work with her.

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Les émissions de CO₂ des hommes sont supérieures de 36 % à celles des femmes dans les transports et l’alimentation, selon une étude publiée par la London School of Economics. La viande rouge et les voitures creusent l'écart. Très intéressante étude ⤵️ www.lemonde.fr/planete/arti...

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Très fière de mon étudiante au doctorat @sophiepouille.bsky.social qui a très bien su vulgariser son projet de recherche sur l'impact des tempêtes de poussières sur les écosystèmes nordiques du Yukon ! 🌲🏞🧪 ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premie...

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It’s me, hi, I’m the PI, it’s me 😭

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Ayant aussi comploté autour de la clôture, commis quelques méfaits mineurs, respiré beaucoup de poivre de cayenne, et été brièvement détenue au même sommet, je suis heureuse d'apprendre que cela me disqualifie à vie pour la politique 😮‍💨

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As a Canadian I have to say it’s kinda surreal to log onto Bluesky and regularly be greeted by a wall of horrifying new updates from American users about their country’s descent into fascism

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Wonderful cover, and amazing research by Zhang et al. - they used classic Chinese poetry that mentions the Yangtze finless porpoise (724 poems in total!) to estimate the range contraction of the species over the last 1400 years. Such a creative approach to generate truly novel data!

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Perhaps an unpopular opinion considering how prevalent the term has become but the peddling of "natural climate solutions" does not help shedding light on the only real climate solution: lowering fossil fuel emissions

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This. And when some of us politely raise concerns about our institutions giving in to the fake promises of AI, we are dismissed as heretics

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L'eau est-elle accessible au Québec ? Notre professeur Sébastien Rioux et Rodolphe Gonzalès de l'UQAM montrent que non. « La première étape pour se désenclaver, c’est de se désenclaver mentalement. L’eau est publique, c’est notre héritage collectif. Mais il y a une sorte de dépossession. »

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Something sinister is going on in Blainville. The Quebec government is allowing an American company to run rough shot over provincial law so they can dump American toxic waste on our wetlands. Business as usual for the CAQ therover.ca/toxic-secret...

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I smell AI

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In addition to the fact that there are far from enough jobs to absorb an influx of US scientists abroad, people seem to forget that many of these jobs require proficiency in a language other than English. These "US scientists will just go elsewhere" discourses are just another form of imperialism

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Over the past weeks I've had 2 major grants terminated, from EPA and NSF. Over $1 million of funding for human-enviro geography research lost. These terminations have negative impacts for myself, my graduate students, my university, community partners, and society. #withoutNSF #geosky 1/9 🧪

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Sure whatever. 25% tariff on eating ice cream on a hot day next. 50% tariff on petting a dog. 35% tariff on the sound of children laughing. 10% tariff on the smell of flowers. 15% tariff on the cold side of the pillow. And another 25% on China, why not.

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How did Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum became the most popular president in the world? Read this. www.netzeropolicylab.com/mexico-green... “We will not return to the neoliberal model … We will continue with Mexican Humanism and with the maxim of ‘For the good of all, first the poor.’”

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Good news for today! The @agu.org and @amspolicy.bsky.social are teaming up to support climate science in the US and fill the vacuum left by the cancellation of the support team and dismissal of the authors of the Sixth National Climate Assessment. More from @drshepherd2013.bsky.social here:

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"Climate realism" is an elite smokescreen for fossil fuel sponsored necropolitics. @eciu.net: "73% UK voters in the most rural seats are concerned about climate change (cf. 70% nationally). 68% of rural voters support the UK’s net zero target; 12% opposed" #ClimateAction eciu.net/media/press-...

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And I will replace Duolingo with something else

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As a Canadian, seeing these Americans giggle at the idea of taking our sovereignty is fucking harrowing and offensive.

submitted 47 days ago • 125 comments

One result I'm not seeing get a lot of attention: Aaron Gunn won. The guy who front-the most extreme parts of Poilievre's social and public safety agenda (he directed the "doc" Vancouver is Dying) will be heading to Ottawa.

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