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Destroyed Tapovan Vishnugad hydroelectric plant after devastating debris flow of Feb 7, 2021.

Global coalition of scientists examine cause, scope of February 2021 disaster in India's Chamoli district

Summer (left) and winter (right) NO2 (nitrogen dioxide) levels in Calgary, estimated from 99 summer and 94 winter samples, shown in the insets.

There's something in the air

Emily Kaing, Master of Landscape Architecture grad, 2021

Class of 2021: Landscape architecture grad has a deep reverence for nature as she reimagines cities

: Perched on the outer west coast of Vancouver Island, BMSC provides access to a remarkable diversity of marine, terrestrial, freshwater and cultural sites of the North East Pacific basin. With 3000 sq m of modern laboratory space it can support research in almost any field of study.

Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre makes positive ripples with education and research partnerships

Savannah Poirier Hollander

Class of 2021: 'My classroom is a classroom of scientists'

Graduating with an MA in Geography, Kristy Myles enjoys a walk in Fish Creek Park with her dog, Whiskey.

Class of 2021: Grad advocates for inclusive, fair and just use of emerging genomic technologies

David V. Wright

Professor takes the lead in environmental impact assessment course

Geothermal plant and pipelines

Geothermal Energy Lab finds new home at UCalgary

Humans have been altering the environment with fire for at least 85,000 years: new study

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University of Calgary geoscientists help to pioneer new method of monitoring hydraulic fracturing in unconventional oil and gas development