Tom,
I've read that book, I think. It's called "Fallen Angels" or something similar. Paperback SF. There's basically a couple of orbiting space stations and two pilots from them crash on Earth. They're really fragile/weak (no gravity) and the eco-fascist US gov't is hunting them. Fortunately for the pilots, a bunch of Earth-based pro-technology dissidents shuttle them around.
Meanwhile, the glaciers have eaten all of Canada and are moving into the northern US. That's kind of an important plot point in a couple of places (I can't remember how specifically, though--perhaps it involves Eskimos).
I've read that book, I think. It's called "Fallen Angels" or something similar. Paperback SF. There's basically a couple of orbiting space stations and two pilots from them crash on Earth. They're really fragile/weak (no gravity) and the eco-fascist US gov't is hunting them. Fortunately for the pilots, a bunch of Earth-based pro-technology dissidents shuttle them around.
Meanwhile, the glaciers have eaten all of Canada and are moving into the northern US. That's kind of an important plot point in a couple of places (I can't remember how specifically, though--perhaps it involves Eskimos).