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In the News: CBA National Magazine

Climate change litigation: Public nuisance strategy latest to fail

In many homes in the hardest-hit communities in southwest Calgary, groundwater flooding was misidentified as sewer backup and insurance claims inappropriately paid out on that basis, says a study led by Jason Abboud.

Groundwater flooding, not sewer backup, blamed for damaging homes along Elbow River in 2013

UCalgary researchers contribute to science of flooding

Sustainability Award winner Patrick Duke takes his climate change expertise into the classroom, here at Simon Fraser Junior High School in northwest Calgary.

Award winner inspires younger students to sustainability action

This year's forum wraps up a three-part series. In 2016, urban animals were in the spotlight while last year’s discussions revolved around water rights.

Public forum takes on human dimensions of climate change issues

International research team finds 'staggering' number of fly species in small patch of tropical forest

UCalgary hydrology grad student Alex Hughes wades through the mud to download water measurements to her laptop at a GRIP field site in a pond, or depression, in a farmer’s field outside of Lethbridge on April 23.

It's spring flood season in Alberta and UCalgary researchers are exploring key questions about melting snow

This low-carbon plan comes with an economic upside

Climate change and construction a recipe for future Calgary floods, study finds

Dr. Susan Kutz of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, centre, with two Inuit men while doing Arctic field work studying the expansion of the range of lungworms on Victoria Island. The parasite affects animals such as muskox.

Researcher builds respectful partnerships with Indigenous people