À propos de Robert William Sandford
Robert William Sandford is the author of some 20 books on the history, heritage and landscape of the Canadian Rockies, including Water, Weather and the Mountain West (RMB, 2007), The Weekender Effect: Hyperdevelopment in Mountain Towns (RMB, 2008), Restoring the Flow: Confronting the World's Water Woes (RMB, 2009), Cold Matters: The State and Fate of Canada’s Fresh Water (RMB, 2012), Saving Lake Winnipeg (RMB, 2013), Storm Warning: Water and Climate Security in a Changing World (RMB, 2015), North America in the Anthropocene (RMB, 2016) and Quenching the Dragon: The Canada–China Water Crisis (RMB, 2018). He is also a co-author of Ethical Water: Learning to Value What Matters Most (RMB, 2011), Flood Forecast: Climate Risk and Resiliency in Canada (RMB, 2014), The Columbia River Treaty: A Primer (RMB, 2014), The Climate Nexus: Water, Food, Energy and Biodiversity in a Changing World (RMB, 2015) and The Hard Work of Hope: Climate Change in the Age of Trump (RMB, 2017). Robert Sandford lives in Canmore, AB.
À propos de Kerry Freek
Kerry Freek is editor-at-large of Water Canada – The Complete Water Magazine. She has written on water issues in the context of environmental and human health, urban infrastructure, science and technology, law, policy and governance, and the national economy. She remains an active industry commentator, presenter and moderator, and has travelled extensively to learn about water management in countries such as Israel, Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands and the Philippines. Her independent writing has been published in fine Canadian magazines such as Corporate Knights, Alberta Venture and Alberta Views. She lives in Toronto, Ontario.
