Cold Matters!
In Canada, we tend to complain about snow and ice. Every winter things seem colder and worse than ever. In reality, though, the snows of yesteryear are slowly fading into memory as our planet becomes slightly warmer year after year. With the loss of snow and ice, we are also running the risk of losing much of our fresh water, currently being held in massive reserves as glaciers. As these glaciers recede, so too do our precious reserves of fresh water. Cold matters and we must find ways to cool the planet and control our impact on the climate.

Ecology & Wonder
in the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site

Do Glaciers Listen?
Local Knowledge, Colonial Encounters, and Social Imagination

Blue Gold
The Battle Against Corporate Theft of World's Water

Eau Canada
The Future of Canada's Water

Glacial Environments
Late Glacial and Postglacial Environmental Changes
Quaternary, Carboniferous-Permian, and Proterozoic