dwellers, and geology plays a major role in their living environment. Aggregates, water supply, waste dispos-al, and building problems associated with compressible or sensitive sedi-ments, swelling clays, and dense tills, are major urban geological concerns. A variety of geological hazards impact our cities, including earthquakes, tsuna-mi, volcanic eruptions, landslides, flooding and, along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, sea level rise. New urban challenges arise from declining reserves of fossil fuels and global cli-mate change, both of which require
Abstract: Canada includes active convergent and strike-slip plate boundaries, several major mountain...
The opportunity to apply preventive planning is available in the Seymour area of North Vancouver, B....
Geoscientists do a good job of communicating among themselves, but are far less successful in inform...
Over 80% of Canadians are urban dwellers, and geology plays a major role in their living environment...
This paper is the first in a series that will appear in future issues of Geoscience Canada. All 39 p...
In its broadest sense, environmental geology may be defined as the interaction of humans with their ...
In response to a request to increase its activities in environmental geology and to collaborate with...
This site is about the geology and dynamic landscape of the Vancouver, British Columbia area. The pe...
Chapter: The natural landscape of the North Shore of Vancouver is a mountainous one extending from s...
A survey of Canadian earth scientists has yielded important information con-cerning their attitudes ...
Abstract: In large cities hazardous geological processes usually develop rapidly due to increased an...
Studies of earth cycles are used in a variety of ways, from mineral exploration to recording and exp...
Canada has the longest coastline and largest continental margin of any nation in the World. As a res...
Canada, the second largest country in the world, is subject to every hazardous natural process on Ea...
The mining environment, medical geology and urban geochemistry form a group of related scientific di...
Abstract: Canada includes active convergent and strike-slip plate boundaries, several major mountain...
The opportunity to apply preventive planning is available in the Seymour area of North Vancouver, B....
Geoscientists do a good job of communicating among themselves, but are far less successful in inform...
Over 80% of Canadians are urban dwellers, and geology plays a major role in their living environment...
This paper is the first in a series that will appear in future issues of Geoscience Canada. All 39 p...
In its broadest sense, environmental geology may be defined as the interaction of humans with their ...
In response to a request to increase its activities in environmental geology and to collaborate with...
This site is about the geology and dynamic landscape of the Vancouver, British Columbia area. The pe...
Chapter: The natural landscape of the North Shore of Vancouver is a mountainous one extending from s...
A survey of Canadian earth scientists has yielded important information con-cerning their attitudes ...
Abstract: In large cities hazardous geological processes usually develop rapidly due to increased an...
Studies of earth cycles are used in a variety of ways, from mineral exploration to recording and exp...
Canada has the longest coastline and largest continental margin of any nation in the World. As a res...
Canada, the second largest country in the world, is subject to every hazardous natural process on Ea...
The mining environment, medical geology and urban geochemistry form a group of related scientific di...
Abstract: Canada includes active convergent and strike-slip plate boundaries, several major mountain...
The opportunity to apply preventive planning is available in the Seymour area of North Vancouver, B....
Geoscientists do a good job of communicating among themselves, but are far less successful in inform...