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11	Green Scene: Counting Birds by Elaine Golds (published by the TriCity News - December 14, 2012) Green-winged Teal (male and female) along with killdeer are among the birds expected to be seen at the Shoreline Park in Por Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2012-12-29 13:06:37 Christmas Bird Count Avian ecology field methods Bird Frank Chapman Bufflehead Zoology Ornithology Biology
12	Green Scene: Some Good News for a Change? by Elaine Golds (published by the TriCity News – January 3, 2014) The use of mercury as a final step to purify gold in small mining operations such as this one which dredges se Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2014-01-06 20:20:07 Pollution in Japan Environmental disasters Periodic table Methylmercury Mercury Minamata disease Mercury regulation in the United States Mercury cycle Chemistry Matter Mercury poisoning
13	Green Scene: How much is too much tanker traffic in Burrard Inlet? by Elaine Golds (published August 24, 2012 – The TriCity News) Without a doubt, Burrard Inlet offers stunning scenery, terrific opportunities for recre Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2012-10-03 23:09:58 Petroleum products Burrard Inlet Coast of British Columbia Oil tanker Ioco Port Moody Oil sands Asphalt Oil refinery Chevron Corporation Chemistry Soft matter Petroleum
14	Green Scene: Appreciating our Marine Mammals by Elaine Golds (published in the TriCity News – DecemberThis fin whale was sighted by birders on a pelagic birding trip off Tofino on SeptJohn Reynolds p Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2015-01-05 23:34:19 Baleen whales Cetaceans Balaenidae Whaling Killer whale Whale watching Whale North Pacific right whale Gray whale Megafauna Zoology Biology
15	Green Scene: Quinoa – the wonder food from the Incas by Elaine Golds (published October 5, 2012 – The TriCity News) An early sign of the emergence of any great civilization will be evidence of the development of agri Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2012-10-15 00:35:30 Quinoa Gluten-free diet Grains Cereal Maize Potato Wheat Bread Gluten Food and drink Staple foods Agriculture
16	Green Scene: The Cleanest LNG Facilities in the World? by Elaine Golds (published by the TriCity News – November 29, 2013) Premier Christy Clark attends a reception for participants in a 2-week trade mission to Asia pr Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2013-12-02 11:27:10 Greenhouse gases Petroleum production Natural gas Shale gas Hydraulic fracturing Liquefied natural gas Methane Carbon dioxide Fossil fuel Fuel gas Chemistry Energy
17	Green Scene: Spring is in the Air By Elaine Golds (published February 24, 2012 – The TriCity News) Even though we had only about a week of real winter weather, I am ready for spring. And so, I notice, are the plants as Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2012-02-24 15:29:22 Poecile Black-capped Chickadee Nest box Nest Bird nest Swallow Mountain Bluebird Carolina Chickadee Zoology Biology Ornithology
18	Green Scene: The Acidifying Ocean by Elaine Golds (published by the TriCity News – January 11, 2013) When the 18th United Nations Conference on Climate Change concluded on Dec 8, the 15 year old Kyoto Protocol was kept Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2013-01-13 14:05:20 Fisheries Greenhouse gases Carbon dioxide Aquatic ecology Coral reef Global warming Carbon sink Ocean acidification Chemistry Climatology Earth
19	Green Scene: The Value of Regional Parks by Elaine Golds (published by The TriCity News – August 23, 2013) In addition to offering beautiful natural areas, regional parks like Minnekhada with its heritage lodge offer a Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2013-08-27 20:16:03 Geography of Canada Coquitlam Metro Vancouver Ecosystem services Regional park Wetland Lower Mainland Park Minnekhada Regional Park Greater Vancouver Regional District Geography of British Columbia Environment
20	Green Scene: Where are the eulachon? by Elaine Golds (published by The TriCity News – March 28, 2014) While the wildlife spectacle that once accompanied eulachon spawning is long gone, a few eulachon still return to Kw Add to Reading List Source URL: bmn.bc.ca Language: English - Date: 2014-03-30 20:24:43 Tlingit Eulachon Gitxsan Haisla Wuikinuxv Grease trail Smelt Salmon Spawn Fish First Nations in British Columbia Osmeridae