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Superwheel highlight of new and old favourites at the Ex - Vimarsana News

Superwheel highlight of new and old favourites at the Ex

From Aug. 18 to Sept. 4 in Toronto, the end-of-summer rite of passage brings new attractions, including the Monster Compound and Sparkling Symphony, along with returning drone show, Gaming Garage, bandshell entertainment

10 new things coming to the 2023 CNE in Toronto - Vimarsana News

10 new things coming to the 2023 CNE in Toronto

The 2023 CNE is one of the most anticipated summer events in Toronto. Every year, the Exhibition grounds are filled with thrilling rides, carnival ...

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To protect the oceans, we must map them (commentary) - Vimarsana News

To protect the oceans, we must map them (commentary)

How had we missed this until now? An undersea mountain as tall as three Eiffel Towers. DDT contamination spread across an area of the seabed as large as San Francisco. Tens of thousands of undersea volcanoes. All hidden beneath the surface. For decades, my impassioned ocean science colleagues and I have spoken out about the […]

Oceans heat up. So does concern for protecting fish. - Vimarsana News

Oceans heat up. So does concern for protecting fish.

Scientists say marine life is increasingly at risk from climate change. Cooperative efforts to protect fish are one possible answer – and they are growing.

Deep sea mining a "serious threat" for unknown and fragile marine life - Vimarsana News

Deep sea mining a "serious threat" for unknown and fragile marine life

As critical talks on deeply-contested deep-sea mining continue in Jamaica this week, scientists fear the impacts of mining the seabed on the marine environment and wider climate, says the National Geographic Society Pristine Seas programme in a statement today.