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Garry Peterson cautions us about the dangers of our agricultural practices changing the water cycle.
Bano Mehdi, Professional Associate at the Brace Centre, helps bring farming into the 21st century.
Ever wonder how much greenhouse gas a boreal forest would produce if entirely submerged under water? Ian Strachan did.
Nathalie Tufenkji uses the Walkerton tragedy to fuel her drive to make water cleaner, safer.
As water becomes the world's newest, hottest commodity, the question now becomes, whose water is it?
The Founding Director, Brace Centre for Water Resources Management, and current Dean, Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, gives us the lowdown on our favorite liquid.
Sure, we're still up to our armpits in the white fluffy stuff, but a few months down the road we'll be flocking to the province's lakes to cool off. Unless blue-green algae rears its ugly head again.
A five-minute shower can render upwards of 100 litres of potable water undrinkable. Wouldn't it be great if we could put that water to some other use before dumping it in the sewer? Sara Finley has an idea.
The Brace Centre's Director talks about the new approach of integrated water resources management.
What can McGillians do to conserve water while on campus? Plenty.
In only the first year of his Master's in the Department of Mining and Materials Engineering, Ryan Cunningham is already aiming high.
A few simple tricks to help save some trees.
Mini-Science is gearing up for another fun-filled lecture series that would make Darwin proud.
NASA and McGill scientists find star which morphs from pulsar to magnetar
Graham Bell is named as one of the finalists for the Gerhard Herzberg Canada Gold Medal for Science and Engineering.
