Independent tests commissioned by CAPE‑BC detected toxic equivalency of 44 pg/g of dioxins and furans in roof dust within 500 m of Metro Vancouver’s Burnaby waste‑to‑energy facility—nearly twenty times Health Canada’s safe threshold. The finding reignites debate over the publicly owned incinerator, now operated by Veolia and serving as the

Even in the animal kingdom, behaviors emerge that seem to defy strict logical utility yet become deeply ingrained social norms or fads. Researchers observed chimpanzees at a Zambian sanctuary adopting a peculiar “fashion”—sticking blades of grass in their ears, and even rears—a seemingly “pointless” trend that was copied from one

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