Tucson AZ (SPX) Feb 18, 2016 -
By 2050 climate change will increase the groundwater deficit even more
for four economically important aquifers in the western U.S., reports a
University of Arizona-led team of scientists. The new report is the
first to integrate scientists' knowledge about groundwater in the U.S.
West with scientific models that show how climate change will affect the
region.
"We wanted to know, 'What are ...
morehttp://www.terradaily.com/reports/How_climate_change_will_affect_western_groundwater_999.html
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How climate change will affect western groundwater
How climate change will affect western groundwater
Tucson AZ (SPX) Feb 18, 2016 -
By 2050 climate change will increase the groundwater deficit even more
for four economically important aquifers in the western U.S., reports a
University of Arizona-led team of scientists. The new report is the
first to integrate scientists' knowledge about groundwater in the U.S.
West with scientific models that show how climate change will affect the
region.
"We wanted to know, 'What are ...
morehttp://www.terradaily.com/reports/How_climate_change_will_affect_western_groundwater_999.html
Tucson AZ (SPX) Feb 18, 2016 -
By 2050 climate change will increase the groundwater deficit even more
for four economically important aquifers in the western U.S., reports a
University of Arizona-led team of scientists. The new report is the
first to integrate scientists' knowledge about groundwater in the U.S.
West with scientific models that show how climate change will affect the
region.
"We wanted to know, 'What are ...
morehttp://www.terradaily.com/reports/How_climate_change_will_affect_western_groundwater_999.html
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