2013
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WATER LINES: The silver lining — flood ends drought in northern Colorado
NewsGrand Junction Post Independent
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New WWA publication on climate impacts to tribal water resources
SpotlightWWA's Karen Cozzetto, along with numerous co-authors from other institutions, recently completed an analysis of climate change impacts to tribal water resources. Their paper, published in Climatic Change, develops a framework for understanding these impacts in the context of a variety of other critical factors and discusses likely effects in various regions of the U.S. Their paper recognizes the unique value of water resources to many tribes and makes recommendations for future research.
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WWA workshop: Tree-ring reconstructions of streamflow for the Wasatch, October 2
SpotlightWWA and the Wasatch Dendroclimatology Research Group (WADR) are convening a workshop in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, October 2, to support the application of new multi-century tree-ring reconstructions of Wasatch streamflow to water management in the region.
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WWA's Imtiaz Rangwala speaks on climate change in the Gunnison Valley
SpotlightWWA's Imtiaz Rangwala was quoted in the Crested Butte News and Gunnison Country Times from a panel discussion sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Read the Crested Butte News article article "RMBL hosts panel discussion on future of the Gunnison Valley".
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WWA Director, Kristen Averyt, appears on Colorado Public Radio
SpotlightKristen Averyt was on Colorado Public Radio's Colorado Matters program on August 12, 2013 talking about water use for electricity generation. Listen to "Meeting Energy Demands with Less Water".