80% of mountain glaciers in Alberta, B.C. and Yukon will disappear within 50 years: report
The mountains of Western Canada are one of the hotspots for warming and the magnitude of change in glaciers is dramatic, researchers say.
Record nine metres of melt observed on Alberta's Athabasca Glacier - The Weather Network
Glaciers in Canadian Rockies Could Shrink By 95% by 2100, Study Finds
Alaska National Climate Assessment
An inventory and topographic analysis of glaciers in the Torngat Mountains, northern Labrador, Canada, Journal of Glaciology
Recent changes in glacier area and volume within the southern Canadian Cordillera, Annals of Glaciology
My Fear is Losing Everything”: The Climate Crisis and First Nations' Right to Food in Canada
Location of the Mica basin and locations of climate stations used to
Most of Western Canada's glaciers will melt in 80 years, University of Northern B.C. study finds – Eye on the Arctic
Sulfate in streams and groundwater in a cold region (Yukon Territory, Canada): Evidence of weathering processes in a changing climate - ScienceDirect
Geoengineering: Is it possible to save the Rocky glaciers? - Calgary Journal
Chapter 5 — Canada's Changing Climate Report
Continental Divide
80 per cent mountain glaciers in Western Canada will disappear within 50 years: scientists
Most of Western Canada's glaciers will melt in 80 years, University of Northern B.C. study finds – Eye on the Arctic
