Water Topics from the Northwest Hub Region
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A Storm is Brewing: Climate Change and Coastal Storms in Western Alaska
As ocean temperatures rise and sea ice declines, intense storms are likely to have a more significant impact on western Alaska’s coastal communities.
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Atmospheric Rivers in the Northwest
Atmospheric rivers are an important source of water, but they may cause more damage with climate change.
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Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) — Its Importance in the Northwest
Snow is a critical source of water in the Northwest, and climate change will affect its availability.
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Seaweed Farming in Alaska
Seaweed farming is emerging as a climate-smart maricultural practice that could thrive in Alaska’s nutrient rich waters.
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Building Water Resilience in the Northwest Through Rangeland Management
Information about how to avoid and cope with current and expected changes to water resources and rangeland health.
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Southeast Alaska Drought: Refining Drought Metrics for a Temperate Rainforest
Recordings and presentations given at the Southeast Alaska Drought Workshop 7 May 2019 to help refine drought metrics for a temperate rainforest.
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Synthesis of Grazing and Water Management Strategies in the Great Basin
To address water limitations, ranchers have developed innovative grazing and water management strategies.
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Changing Water Dynamics in Alaska
Examination of changes in water dynamics, the resulting consequences for ecosystems and people, and management options for adapting to changing conditions.
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Incised Stream Restoration in the Western U.S.
Stream erosion challenges and beaver-related restoration information for the western US.