Measurement and Modelling of Snow in Arctic Tundra and Taiga Biomes: A Photo Story
– By Georgina Woolley –
Arctic Awesome: The Story of the ‘Cool’ Students of ‘Not Cool’
– By Halah Mhanni, Safia Soussi and Amy Mann –
It is well known that the Arctic is warming around twice the global average, three times the global average in Canada. This substantial rate...
The retreat of Arctic glaciers that end in the ocean since 2000
– By Will Kochtitzky and Luke Copland –
The glacier-ocean interface is a dynamic part of glacier and fjord systems. All glaciers, both land and marine-terminating, lose mass due to melt,...
Peatlands at COP26
– By Lorna Harris –
Our planet is warming, and this will have profound impacts on ecosystems and the species that depend on them, including us. This was one of the main messages of the new...
Declining numbers of stations and automation of surface snow depth observations pose important challenges for applications requiring long term consistent surface snow depth information over Canada
– By Ross D. Brown –
Environment and Climate Change Canada’s (ECCC) snow depth observing stations represent the primary surface snow depth observing network in Canada, providing real-time...
Why 400+ academics wrote to the Finance Minister
– By Haley Alcock following an interview with Dr. Christina Hoicka –
On January 19, 2022, in an open letter to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland 400+ academics and researchers urged the...
Canada’s top 10 weather stories of 2021
– By David Phillips –
This article was originally published by Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Introduction
Not in 26 years of releasing the Top 10 Weather Events has there been anything...
As climate science researchers and educators, we need to do more for our students than just teach them about their dismal futures
– By Dr. Heather Short –
I resigned from my tenured position teaching climate science at a small college in August of this year. It wasn’t to take a better job offer, or to use as a bargaining...
CMOS Bulletin Solidarity Statement with Wet’suwet’en land defenders
The CMOS Bulletin stands in solidarity with members of the Wet’suwet’en Nation as they peacefully defend their unceded territories in the face of militarized police action, raids and arrests by armed...