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In 2080, Winnipeg summers could be as hot as the Texas desert: projections

by Working Forest | May 13, 2016 | Articles

Summers in Winnipeg in 2080 will be as hot and dry as they are today in the Texas Panhandle if worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions continue unabated, according to the first detailed climate-change projections conducted for the Canadian Prairies. If...

Carbon release in wake of Fort McMurray wildfire spikes greenhouse gasses

by Working Forest | May 13, 2016 | Articles

In the fight against climate change, forests play a critical role — drawing more greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere than they emit. But when they burn, much of those stored gases are released back into the atmosphere. So far, the fires in Fort McMurray have...

Gary Lamphier: Forest products firms also hit by Fort McMurray blaze

by Working Forest | May 12, 2016 | Articles

The multi-billion-dollar oilsands facilities around Fort McMurray weren’t the only large industrial operations at risk when wildfires tore through the region over the past week. Alberta’s $4 billion forest products industry also felt the heat, quite literally. Two...

Canadian forestry finding its footing despite market challenges

by Working Forest | May 12, 2016 | Articles

There was an embarrassing moment at the beginning of PwC’s annual Global Forest, Paper and Packaging Industry Conference in Vancouver May 4 when guest speaker Michael Walton, Google’s (Nasdaq:GOOG) head of manufacturing, asked if anyone in the room could share an...

‘Pyro’ bugs will help restore burned Fort McMurray forest

by Working Forest | May 12, 2016 | Articles

The blackened landscape around Fort McMurray is far from a dead zone, despite a wildfire that has reduced more than 229,000 of hectares of boreal forest to cinders and ashes. Amid the charred skeletons of spruce and still smouldering muskeg, Alberta’s...

Winnipeg’s Urban Forestry Branch Prepares for Emerald Ash Borer Beetle

by Working Forest | May 12, 2016 | Articles

The city is preparing for another bug invasion. Winnipeg’s Urban Forestry Branch is conducting an inventory of Ash trees on private property in hopes of helping to prepare the city for the arrival of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle. “The Emerald Ash Borer is a...
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