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John Southard's Introduction to Sediment Transport is available free online!
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Critics of Nepal’s aggressive road building note that most mountain roads are being crudely dug along riverbanks and across slopes that are prone to landslides and monsoon rains. With little public discussion, roads are even surging into national parks. e360.yale.edu/features/pavin…
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"Fishermen from Inle Lake, Myanmar." #PhotoOfTheDay smithmag.co/YHtEsl
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My take, with the inimitable @BeagleJulie from June: sfchronicle.com/opinion/open…
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My first second author paper is published in WRR! agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Spoiler: emulator models are cool and spatial pattern features that explain hydrological variability are not stable across soils, slopes and storms.
@quatratavia @ReNUWIt
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Affiliate @wursterlife @River_Lab's Matt Kondolf and colleagues write about Investment in Renewable Energy Could Save Tropical Rivers with @dan_kammen, Rafael Schmitt and Noah Kittner in @nature commentary bwc.berkeley.edu/node/285
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Planned hydropower dams threaten most of the remaining blue rivers on this map in recent @nature study on free flowing rivers. As @iha_org #worldhydrocongress opens today, new report shows we can sustainably power the future without damming these rivers pand.as/connected_flowing
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Dramatic aerial footage of flooding in Williams, Colusa County today, following another round of #cawx storms in the #SacValley. Video by @RealCodyThomas #cawater @MavensNotebook @kcranews @sacbee_news
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“Closeness to the ocean has transitioned from being an asset to being potentially a liability.” #nuisanceflooding #dockstreet #AGU100 ow.ly/j8V730nIDLx
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Flood control in action in the Sacramento Valley - water flowing at Tisdale Weir today. #CAwater video by Steve Beckley #cawx @MavensNotebook @srbeckley #SacValley
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Peralta-Maraver et al. (2018) show "the ability of the HZ to process dissolved solutes is mediated by a hierarchical interaction between hydrological patterns and community ecology" & call for interdisciplinary studies on flow regulation & contamination. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Groundwater is essential for Coho Salmon persistence and recruitment in intermittent streams of northern California! Read about how we used fluorescence spectroscopy to come to this conclusion here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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Red Cross: Nigeria Flood Victims a 'Major Emergency' voanews.com/a/red-cross-nige…
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This year is the largest #coho run in Point Reyes in over a decade! Park biologists saw almost 100 adult coho and over 50 redds (nesting sites) while surveying Olema Creek yesterday. #ParkScience (sc)
ALT Two coho salmon swimming in a stream.
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Emerging threats and persistent conservation challenges for freshwater biodiversity – a vital 'update' to the classic 2006 review by David Dudgeon and colleagues.
freshwaterblog.net/2018/12/2…
#freshwater #anthropocene
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I've been working on rice grower surveys as a side project with people in the @WFCB_UCDavis. How rice growers flood for waterfowl habitat and cooperate with USFWS is interesting coupled-human natural system. fws.gov/natures-good-neighbo…
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If you're a California water junkie and you haven't seen this yet, check it out: The California Water Library .... cawaterlibrary.net/ #cawater #caleg
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Final now available: Future Water Priorities for the Nation ift.tt/2QeZKvC
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Great quotes on the importance of data collection and modeling for tracking environmental change, shared at #CABW 2018 meeting in Davis, CA
