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Publications Details for Grant Number R824804

Vulnerability of Water Resources to Global Climate Change in the Agricultural Midwest Ecological, Economic and Regulatory Aspects

RFA: Regional Hydrologic Vulnerability to Global Climate Change (1995)

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Dissertation/Thesis The Effects of Changed Streamflows Predicted by Global Climate Change on Water Quality in the Agricultural Midwest None Amy Wildermuth Thesis (Special Problem Report): Amy Wildermuth "The Effects of Changed Streamflows Predicted by Global Climate Change on Water Quality in the Agricultural Midwest,"Master of Science in Environmental Engineering in Civil Engineering, 1998. R824804 (1998)
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Dissertation/Thesis Analysis of the fisheries in maintained streams using the PHABSIM Model and a Habitat Driven Population Model. None Tompkins MR Tompkins MR. Analysis of the fisheries in maintained streams using the PHABSIM Model and a Habitat Driven Population Model. M.S. Thesis. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, 1998. R824804 (1998)
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Dissertation/Thesis Low-flow frequency exacerbation by irrigation withdrawals in the agricultural midwest under various climate change scenarios. None Tornil, D.W. Tornil, D.W. Low-flow frequency exacerbation by irrigation withdrawals in the agricultural midwest under various climate change scenarios. Master's Thesis in Environmental Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1998. R824804 (1998)
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Dissertation/Thesis The effects of changed streamflows predicted by global climate change on water quality in the agricultural midwest. None Wildermuth A Wildermuth A. The effects of changed streamflows predicted by global climate change on water quality in the agricultural midwest. Master's Thesis in Environmental Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1998. R824804 (Final)
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Journal Article The effects of climate change and irrigation on criterion low streamflows used for determining total maximum daily loads. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION Eheart JW, Wildermuth AJ, Herricks EE Eheart JW, Wildermuth AJ, Herricks EE. The effects of climate change and irrigation on criterion low streamflows used for determining total maximum daily loads. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 1999;35(6):1365-1372. R824804 (Final)
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Journal Article Low-flow frequency exacerbation by irrigation withdrawals in the agricultural midwest under various climate change scenarios WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH Eheart JW, Tornil DW Eheart JW, Tornil DW. Low-flow frequency exacerbation by irrigation withdrawals in the agricultural midwest under various climate change scenarios. Water Resources Research 1999;35(7):2237-2246. R824804 (Final)
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Journal Article Surface water withdrawal allocation and trading systems for traditionally riparian areas. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION Wollmuth JC, Eheart JW Wollmuth JJC, Eheart JW. Surface water withdrawal allocation and trading systems for traditionally riparian areas. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 2000;36(2):293-303. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation Vulnerability of Midwestern aquatic environments to climate change. None Changnon S, Eheart JW, Herricks EE, MacCracken M, Randolph JC Changnon S, Eheart JW, Herricks EE, MacCracken M, Randolph JC. Vulnerability of Midwestern aquatic environments to climate change. Presented May 19, 1998. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation Low-flow frequency exacerbation by irrigation withdrawals in the agricultural Midwest under various climate change scenarios. None Eheart JW, Tornil DW Eheart JW, Tornil DW. Low-flow frequency exacerbation by irrigation withdrawals in the agricultural Midwest under various climate change scenarios. Presented at the ASCE Water Resources Planning and Management Division Conference, Phoenix, AZ, June 7-9, 1999. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation Surface water withdrawal allocation systems for traditionally Riparian areas. None Eheart JW, Cragan J Eheart JW, Cragan J. Surface water withdrawal allocation systems for traditionally Riparian areas. Presented at the ASCE Water Resources Planning and Management Division Conference, Phoenix, AZ, June 7-9, 1999. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation Tradeable water withdrawal permits for traditionally Riparian areas. None Eheart JW, Cragan JJ Eheart JW, Cragan JJ. Tradeable water withdrawal permits for traditionally Riparian areas. Presented at the ASCE Water Resources Planning and Management Division Conference, Phoenix, AZ, June 7-9, 1999. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation Vulnerability of Midwestern streams to irrigation induced by climate change. None Eheart JW, Tornil DW Eheart JW, Tornil DW. Vulnerability of Midwestern streams to irrigation induced by climate change. Presented at the Illinois Water 98 Conference, Urbana, IL, November 16, 1998. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation Vulnerability of water resources to global climate change in the agricultural Midwest. None Eheart JW Eheart JW. Vulnerability of water resources to global climate change in the agricultural Midwest. Presented at the North American Water and Environment Congress, Anaheim, CA, June 22-28, 1996. R824804 (Final)
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Presentation An all-day regional conference on May 21, 1998 to interact with colleagues with similar interests in the Midwest. None Michael McCracken, J.C. Randolph, Stan Changnon, Wayland Eheart, Ed Herricks We held an all-day regional conference on May 21, 1998 to interact with colleagues with similar interests in the Midwest. Speakers were: Michael McCracken, J.C. Randolph, Stan Changnon, Wayland Eheart, and Ed Herricks. In addition, students of Herricks and Eheart presented a demonstration of the computer modeling work they undertake on a daily basis as part of the EPA-sponsored project. R824804 (1998)
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