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Christian Braudrick@xianbraudrick19 May 2020
John Southard's Introduction to Sediment Transport is available free online! geo.libretexts.org/Bookshelv…
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Yale Environment 360@YaleE3608 Jan 2020
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…

Nepal’s Road-Building Spree Pushes into the Heart of the Himalayas

The Nepali government is seeking to build roads to every village in the mountainous nation. But some warn the road boom could have high costs for communities and the environment, especially in areas...

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Smithsonian Magazine
@SmithsonianMag8 Jan 2020
"Fishermen from Inle Lake, Myanmar." #PhotoOfTheDay smithmag.co/YHtEsl
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Replying to @BeagleJulie
@BeagleJulie, riverlab alum, reports on sea level rise in SF Bay and the SFEI's work on adaptation approaches.
Laura Tam@lauraetam17 Sep 2019
Replying to @lauraetam @SupDavePine @sfei_asc @SFBayDavid @SFPort
My take, with the inimitable @BeagleJulie from June: sfchronicle.com/opinion/open…

Eleven years to save San Francisco Bay

Sea-level rise is an environmental challenge to California in many ways. One very obvious threat is to San Francisco Bay. Credible studies suggest there are just 11 years to adapt the region’s...

sfchronicle.com
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Laura Tam@lauraetam17 Sep 2019
Replying to @lauraetam @SupDavePine @sfei_asc @SFBayDavid @SFPort
My take, with the inimitable @BeagleJulie from June: sfchronicle.com/opinion/open…

Eleven years to save San Francisco Bay

Sea-level rise is an environmental challenge to California in many ways. One very obvious threat is to San Francisco Bay. Credible studies suggest there are just 11 years to adapt the region’s...

sfchronicle.com
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Anneliese Sytsma@SytsmaAnneliese9 Aug 2019
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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Inviting submissions to the 2019 AGU Fall conference session “Managing multifunctional watersheds for the 21st century"! Organized by @RjpSchmitt, P. James Dennedy-Frank, and Matt Kondolf. @theAGU agu.confex.com/agu/fm19/prel…
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A great paper by @wursterlife colleagues Sophie Taddeo and @dronova_iryna on development of coupled field-based and geospatial tools for large-scale wetland restoration monitoring efforts! Check it out at the link below.
Dr. Iryna Dronova@dronova_iryna17 Jun 2019
Our paper led by Sophie Taddeo on spatial tools in #wetlandmonitoring in the #SanFranciscoEstuary is now available online: Geospatial Tools for the Large-Scale Monitoring of Wetlands in the San Francisco Estuary: Opportunities and Challenges[escholarship.org/uc/item/15f…]
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Early bird registration for the 2019 Sagehen River Restoration Course ends tomorrow (May 31)! Register now to reserve your spot!
UC Berkeley RiverLab@River_Lab25 Mar 2019
Join us this summer for the 25th edition of our River Restoration Course, August 12-16, 2019. Registrations are open: riverlab.berkeley.edu/index.…
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Berkeley WaterCenter@BerkeleyWater15 May 2019
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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WWF Water 💧🐟
@WWFLeadWater14 May 2019
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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Four years after California's largest dam removal project, steelhead numbers up on the Carmel River. bayareane.ws/2vLHemp via @mercnews
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