This book investigates the complex interplay between climate change models and their projected impacts on key environmental systems within British Columbia. It synthesizes existing research to provide a comprehensive overview of the challenges facing the region's hydrology, coastal currents, and fisheries. The work aims to inform policy and future research by detailing the scientific understanding of these interconnected issues.

This publication serves as a technical review, likely intended for researchers, policymakers, and environmental managers. Its focus on modeling and specific regional impacts suggests a dense, data-driven approach to understanding environmental challenges. The scope indicates a comprehensive effort to consolidate scientific knowledge on climate change effects in British Columbia.