From the air, 8,000 native trees were seeded by TNC Argentina and the startup ReForest Latam in degraded areas of the Gran Chaco.

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Statistical anomaly detection methods like Isolation Forest are efficient but suffer from a critical semantic gap. They identify numerical rarities but fail to understand the contextual meaning of data, often missing subtle, context-dependent anomalies. Conversely, Large Language Models possess str…

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Statistical anomaly detection methods like Isolation Forest are efficient but suffer from a critical semantic gap. They identify numerical rarities but fail to understand the contextual meaning of data, often missing subtle, context-dependent anomalies. Conversely, Large Language Models possess str…

Canada’s urban canopy is set to branch out. Earlier this year, the federal government partnered with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) to announce an investment of $67.8 million in urban forestry projects across the country. The money will support 165 tree-planting projects, including approximately $4.9 million for street trees to reduce heat risk in Vancouver neighbourhoods and $2.2 million to reforest the Cooksville Creek watershed in the City of Mississauga. “A single investment in trees also delivers cleaner air, biodiversity, carbon storage and public health benefits that conventional infrastructure typically doesn’t,” says Berry Vrbanovic, mayor of Kitchener, Ontario, and council chair of the Green Municipal Fund, an FCM program that earmarked funding for the project. “Municipalities increasingly see urban forests as essential community assets, and this initiative is building the plans and capacity to support that shift.” The announcement is not the first time that the federal government has invested in urban trees. The $67.8-million commitment is part of a larger $291-million investment through the Green Municipal Fund’s Growing Canada’s Community Canopies initiative, which aims to support the planting of at least 1.2 million trees by 2031. The September announcement came as Environment and Climate Change Canada released its...