In today’s letters to the editor: border testing; COVID-19 triage; nuclear energy and green bonds; Kevin Vuong; Ontario and Highway 413; housing policy; book censorship

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Climate Change

Eric Adams

Bitcoin

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New York Post

The Globe & Mail

Boston Herald

Dominion Post

Letters to the editor: Nov. 28: ‘Hurry back before three days from the United States and no tests required. What could go wrong?’ COVID-19 testing for vaccinated Canadians on short trips dropped, plus other letters to the editor

The UK, Belgium, Israel, Germany and the Netherlands are among the latest to report cases of the newly discovered variant.

International

Africa

Coronavirus

Eyewitness News

Euro Weekly News 

‘Excellent science should not be punished’ - Dirco on COVID variant discovery

Atmospheric rivers are responsible for providing a vast portion of much-needed moisture to many regions on the planet. Depending on their size, they can also be dangerous.

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Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver

CBC News

What are atmospheric rivers, and how are they affecting the B.C. floods?

The researchers call some types of emotional distress experienced by healthcare workers "moral injury."

University of Minnesota Twin Cities…

Emotional toll of COVID-19 on health workers is vast, varied

Dr. Fauci sits down with "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan for a wide-ranging discussion on the pandemic.

Anthony Fauci

CBS News

Full Interview: Dr. Anthony Fauci looks back on COVID-19 response

The speed of light moves 1 million times faster than the speed of sound. What would happen if the speed of sound sped up to match it?

Live Science

What if the speed of sound was as fast as the speed of light?

The ALICE collaboration has for the first time observed the residual strong interaction between protons and phi mesons. In an article recently published in Physical...The post CERN’s ALICE Detector Takes the Next Step in Understanding the Interaction Between Hadrons appeared first on SciTechDaily.

Tech

Sci Tech Daily

CERN’s ALICE Detector Takes the Next Step in Understanding the Interaction Between Hadrons

A team of Japanese researchers says a vaccine they are developing has successfully eliminated HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, in monkeys.

Vaccines

NHK World

Researchers: HIV killed by vaccine in monkeys

Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci said Thursday that though he "can't guarantee it," babies and toddlers aged 6 months to 5 years could be eligible for COVID-19 vaccination by spring.

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Fauci says babies and toddlers could be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine by early 2022

The Daily Beast reports the doctors fell ill after participating in the event earlier this month.

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