Does more money = greater research impact?
A month or so ago, Alex from The Lab & Field got in touch with me about writing a joint blog post evaluating some of the finer points of the […]
Divide and conquer: Canadian environmental protection
Earlier this week, I joined many Canadians in celebrating the Ontario government stepping in to support the Experimental Lakes Area for a year. Stephen Harper claimed the federal government didn’t […]
Colouring the Landscape
I was reading a post at The Last Word on Nothing which included a quote that really resonated with me: The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new […]
The less obvious impacts of glacier change
Once again, health issues have limited my online time over the past few weeks. But I made sure to meet my prescheduled commitment to the CSWA blog: a post covering […]
Ice Jams: A Powerful & Messy Problem
It’s spring in our northern cold climates, and that usually means ice jams. Got a shot yesterday of a small one on the Oldman River, just south of Lethbridge. Why […]
