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Zebra mussel spread prompts concerns about visitors to Grand Beach
"Scott Higgins is a research scientist with the IISD Experimental Lakes Area, based in Winnipeg. Higgins said there are beaches along the Great Lakes that have been covered with shells in the past, but it doesn't necessarily mean the health of the lake will be drastically harmed."
Zebra mussels spreading in Lake Winnipeg; scientist says news isn’t all bad
"Higgins says zebra mussels have been confirmed in four bodies of water in Manitoba: Cedar Lake, Singush Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park, the Red River and Lake Winnipeg since 2013. Higgins says in about the 700 or so lakes that have been invaded in North America, there are only two examples where they’ve been effectively eliminated, and both were small lakes where potash was added."
Making the International Trade System Work for Climate Change: Five Ways to Address Fossil Fuel Subsidies through the WTO and International Trade Agreements
Cities - The engines for implementing the Sustainable Development Goals
IISD Experimental Lakes Area's Lake 626 Climate Change Diversion Project
IISD applauds Canada’s new Feminist International Assistance Policy
Historic New Law Secures Land for Malian Farmers
If it’s not green on this map, it’s a water source that’s been hurt by climate change: report
"The latest map provided the “key integrated perspective on watershed health and integrity,” Henry Venema, a planning director at the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) and the chair of the Canadian Water Summit, told Global News."