Between the Pages
Usually the last Wednesday of the month is reserved for a book review. But I’ve been reviewing so many books lately that I don’t want … Read more
science based posts
Usually the last Wednesday of the month is reserved for a book review. But I’ve been reviewing so many books lately that I don’t want … Read more
(Note: Erin is a friend so my review may not be entirely unbiased) Erin Zimmerman completed a PhD at the Université de Montréal in evolutionary … Read more
We live in strange times indeed when it rains at the summit of a cold ice cap like Greenland.
Heatwaves in the Pacific Northwest are bad news for the coastal temperate rainforest.
The recent Pacific Northwest heatwave has implications for future climate in this region.
Two weeks ago I read an article in our regional newspaper about the drought on Vancouver Island and I thought “drought, what drought?” It seemed … Read more
Trees are so much more than just stalks of wood.
University of Saskatchewan researchers have developed a model to distribute snow over complex terrain.
In the North Atlantic, changing ocean currents mean changing weather patterns.
Last week during the cold spell we had two feet of snow in the yard. I went out with the dogs on Sunday morning and … Read more