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Freelance editor and writer, Editor of Education Canada Mag. (@EdCanPub) YA author, new granny, nature-lover, bleeding heart, Twitter-phobe (she/her)
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Why Your Next Run Should be in the Pool

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By Holly Bennett, Brittany Vermeer Verified, Jennifer Ward
| ironman.com
I’m not a coach. I’m not a personal trainer or a professional athlete. What I am is a relatively average age group athlete, here to tell you why your next run should be in the pool. Without a doubt, water running is no substitute for the satisfaction of pounding out the miles on the road or trail. But for an injured runner who can’t withstand impact, logging laps in the pool is a lifeline to maintaining run-specific fitness.
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Is school a good place to work?

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By Holly Bennett
| Education Canada Magazine Verified
The work of education professionals grows more complex and taxing by the year, and over the past three years especially, we have seen school staff at every level step up and adapt to extraordinary challenges. Our goal has been for Education Canada magazine to help our readers think critically about key education issues and meet some of those challenges feeling more informed, better equipped, and even inspired. But we know that many educators are struggling.
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Future ocean conditions induce necrosis, microbial dysbiosis and nutrient cycling imbalance in the reef sponge Stylissa flabelliformis - ISME Communications

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By Emmanuelle Botté, Holly Bennett, Torsten Thomas, James Bell
| Nature Verified
Abstract Oceans are rapidly warming and acidifying in the context of climate change, threatening sensitive marine biota including coral reef sponges. Ocean warming (OW) and ocean acidification (OA) can impact host health and associated microbiome, but few studies have investigated these effects, which are generally studied in isolation, on a specific component of the holobiont.
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