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The risks and rewards of tokenization as crypto heavyweights push for it

The risks and rewards of tokenization as crypto heavyweights push for it

As cryptocurrencies become more intertwined with the traditional financial system, industry heavyweights are racing for a long-sought goal of turning real-world assets into digital tokens.
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Bees have some ways to cope with a warming Earth, but researchers fear for their future

Bees have some ways to cope with a warming Earth, but researchers fear for their future

WILLIAMSPORT, Ohio (AP) — Sweat covers Isaac Barnes’s face under his beekeeper’s veil as he hauls boxes of honeycomb from his hives to his truck. It's a workout in what feels like a sauna as the late-morning June temperatures rise.
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Wildfire, tornado researchers look for answers in Jasper's charred forest

Wildfire, tornado researchers look for answers in Jasper's charred forest

Lori Daniels and a team of researchers plan to let a hand-held GPS guide them in a few weeks to more than 100 spots in the charred forest around Jasper, Alta. At each location, they'll plunge a stake into the ground and take notes.
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'New kind of frontier': Shareholder proposals on AI becoming increasingly widespread

'New kind of frontier': Shareholder proposals on AI becoming increasingly widespread

When Canada's most valuable companies hosted their annual general meetings this year, there was a new topic for shareholders to vote on among the usual requests to appoint board members and OK their executive compensation.
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Archeological dig on Lil’wat territory uncovers ancient histories and reframes research relationships

Archeological dig on Lil’wat territory uncovers ancient histories and reframes research relationships

The collaborative project blends cutting-edge technology with Indigenous knowledge to protect cultural heritage and inspire the next generation of archeologists
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