The western cordillera supplies freshwater across much of western Canada mainly through
meltwater from snow and ice. This “alpine water tower” has been, and is projected to be …

The objective of this literature review was to compile research findings on climate change
and its impacts on crop production in Prairie Provinces of Canada. Our search strategy …

Shifts in winter temperature and precipitation patterns can profoundly affect snow
accumulation and melt regimes. These shifts have varying impacts on local to large-scale …

Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and explainable AI (XAI) have created
opportunities to better predict and understand drought processes. This study uses a …

Study region This study is focused on the lower Athabasca Basin in northwestern Canada
that has experienced rapid expansion of oil sands development. Study focus The goal of this …

The Hydrologic Reference Stations is a network of 467 high-quality streamflow gauging
stations across Australia that is developed and maintained by the Bureau of Meteorology as …

The Prairie Pothole Region (PPR) is known for its hydrologically complex landscape with a
large number of pothole wetlands. However, most watershed-scale hydrologic models that …

Stream thermal regimes are critical to the stability of freshwater habitats. There is growing
concern that climate change will result in stream warming due to rising air temperatures …

Geographic inequalities in water distribution can lead to relatively small regions driving or
buffering changes in water availability in major watersheds. This research provides a …

Climate change affects natural streamflow regimes globally. To assess alterations in
streamflow regimes, typically temporal variations in one or a few streamflow characteristics …