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Research scientist Paul Smith is a lot like the birds he studies; every spring when the ice recedes, he migrates north to the Arctic. But while he’s been able to adapt to the changing climate, the nesting birds have not been so lucky in the face of new threats.
Research scientist Paul Smith is a lot like the birds he studies; every spring when the ice recedes, he migrates north to the Arctic. But while he’s been able to adapt to the changing climate, the nesting birds have not been so lucky in the face of new threats.
Research scientist Paul Smith is a lot like the birds he studies; every spring when the ice recedes, he migrates north to the Arctic. But while he’s been able to adapt to the changing climate, the nesting birds have not been so lucky in the face of new threats.
Research scientist Paul Smith is a lot like the birds he studies; every spring when the ice recedes, he migrates north to the Arctic. But while he’s been able to adapt to the changing climate, the nesting birds have not been so lucky in the face of new threats.
A CBC Marketplace investigation found several products sold in Canadian grocery stores with links to forced labour in Xinjiang, China.