Cambridge Environmental Products

09/03/2021

Soak up the last weekend of Summer! Cambridge will be closed on Monday, September 6th for Labour Day.

11/22/2019

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10/23/2019

Come see us and say hi and grab some awesome swag from us at OCBC 2019!

October 29 & 30 - Scotia Bank Convention Centre, Niagara Falls

10/09/2019

Wishing all of our customers a Happy Thanksgiving!

09/20/2019

On each photo, Spafford isolates a couple of dozen trees for the computer to analyze, and it provides numerical readings representing greenness, redness and blueness for each tree.

Scientists are using both new and old photos to look at how leaf colour is affected by climate change.

09/18/2019

Notably, all six major mass extinctions are correlated with devastating environmental upheavals -- specifically, massive flood-basalt eruptions, each covering more than a million square kilometers with thick lava flows.

A team of scientists has concluded that earth experienced a previously underestimated severe mass-extinction event, which occurred about 260 million years ago.

09/16/2019

Similarities between the exoplanet K2-18b and the Earth suggest to astronomers that the exoplanet may potentially have a water cycle, possibly allowing water to condense into clouds and liquid water rain to fall

Astronomers have detected water v***r on the exoplanet K2-18b -- a major discovery in the search of alien life.

07/23/2019

Come see what we've been up to

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06/20/2019

A pair of fossilized teeth found near Old Crow, Yukon, in the 1970s sheds new light on the migration of an ancient hyena that roamed the grassy tundra of northern Yukon during the early years of the last ice age.

Researchers have confirmed that a pair of fossilized teeth found in northern Yukon in the 1970s are from a genus of hyena that made its way into North America during the last ice age.

06/13/2019

Increases in levels of the protein URI protect mice against high-dose ionizing radiation-induced gastrointestinal syndrome and enhance mouse intestinal regeneration and survival in 100 percent of the cases. This finding could be useful to mitigate side effects of other sources of intensive radiation, such as nuclear accidents, nuclear warfare or the exposure to cosmic radiation during space explorations.

Intensive radiotherapy can be toxic in 60 percent of patients with tumors located in the gastrointestinal cavity. Increases in levels of the protein URI protect mice against high-dose ionizing radiation-induced gastrointestinal syndrome and enhance mouse intestinal regeneration and survival in 100 p...