Logo Water Matters IJC activities and other cooperative work on the health and flows of waters along the entire boundary. Check out the New IJC.org The IJC’s website has a new look and feel. If you’ve visited since Oct. 25, you’ve probably noticed the updates. The new site has a more modern design, loads faster and is easier to navigate. Could Dust Impact Water Management in the West? Recent studies by the U.S. Department of Energy indicate that dust and soot particles can speed up the melting of mountain snowpacks, potentially impacting water supplies that rely on snowmelt. Snowpack melting can now occur weeks earlier than normal in the Rocky Mountains of the western United States due to dust and climate factors. How might dust and soot impact management of water on rivers shared between the western sections of Canada and the US? Public Voice Important Part of Souris River Study: Survey Coming Soon Following a public meeting which drew about 60 people to Saskatchewan on June 25, the International Joint Commission continues to seek feedback from people living and working in the Souris River basin. Flooding and Water Quality: A Tale of Two Studies Two different projects are currently underway in the Lake Champlain-Richelieu River system that will assist the International Joint Commission in responding to two recent requests from Canadian and US governments. ‘A River Film’ Keeps Rolling Along “A River Film” is a documentary about the transboundary Okanagan/Okanogan River, but its message pertains to all rivers in the West. While the challenges of each river system are unique, there are themes common to all rivers: How we care for and protect them, how we share them, and how we work together to maintain their health. Pagination Next page ›› Search Blog Posts Search Popular Posts Check out the New IJC.org Could Dust Impact Water Management in the West? Subscribe to our Newsletter! Go to subscription form
Check out the New IJC.org The IJC’s website has a new look and feel. If you’ve visited since Oct. 25, you’ve probably noticed the updates. The new site has a more modern design, loads faster and is easier to navigate.
Could Dust Impact Water Management in the West? Recent studies by the U.S. Department of Energy indicate that dust and soot particles can speed up the melting of mountain snowpacks, potentially impacting water supplies that rely on snowmelt. Snowpack melting can now occur weeks earlier than normal in the Rocky Mountains of the western United States due to dust and climate factors. How might dust and soot impact management of water on rivers shared between the western sections of Canada and the US?
Public Voice Important Part of Souris River Study: Survey Coming Soon Following a public meeting which drew about 60 people to Saskatchewan on June 25, the International Joint Commission continues to seek feedback from people living and working in the Souris River basin.
Flooding and Water Quality: A Tale of Two Studies Two different projects are currently underway in the Lake Champlain-Richelieu River system that will assist the International Joint Commission in responding to two recent requests from Canadian and US governments.
‘A River Film’ Keeps Rolling Along “A River Film” is a documentary about the transboundary Okanagan/Okanogan River, but its message pertains to all rivers in the West. While the challenges of each river system are unique, there are themes common to all rivers: How we care for and protect them, how we share them, and how we work together to maintain their health.
