Wildfires are having a significant impact on water quality in British Columbia’s largest river, a new study has found.

The new research from UBC's Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries also suggests carbon washed away from burn sites by rain could be making its way back into the atmosphtere.

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Wildfires pollute waterways and could affect their ability to sequester carbon, recent University of British Columbia research shows. UBC researchers discuss how wildfires affect our waters, including ...

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This week’s beachcombing survey brought in a fresh batch of Sargassum washed ashore — and with it, some of the ocean’s most ...

Kraft said that it will instead use natural colors for impacted products sold under brands including Crystal Light, Kool Aid, ...

Scientists have discovered 230 new viruses in the world's oceans that might be killing the Earth's source of oxygen. They are ...