Ash in the Rivers: The Unexplored Consequences of Post-Wildfire Runoff on Freshwater Fish
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By Garfield Kwan & Christine Parisek Wildfires have become a hot topic. Although wildfires are a natural part of some ecosystems (e.g. the chaparral biome), megafires (fires that burn >100,0…
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by David E. Rosenberg Lake Powell at Wahweap Boat Marina (Reclamation, 2021) Water models serve a variety of purposes. Stakeholders and managers use models to simulate the effects of new possible m…
on Jul 23
Can large dams help feed downstream ecosystems?
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By Francisco J. Bellido-Leiva, Nicholas Corline, and Robert A. Lusardi About 1,500 dams obstruct, modify, and regulate flow in all but one of California’s major rivers. These dams provide Californi…
on Feb 23
Dam-Failure Flood Risk in California: How to Manage Low-Probability Hazards
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by Kallee Bareket-Shavit, Ryan Miller, and Nicholas Pinter Every year, damaging floods strike somewhere around the world, including sometimes in California like during winter 2022-23. Even a house …
on Jan 22
California water ideas that deserve more attention
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By Peter B. Moyle, Karrigan Börk, Christine A. Parisek, Fabian A. Bombardelli, Jay Lund, and Andrew L. Rypel A panel blog Water systems run on ideas, among many other things. Water ideas are freque…
on Dec 11