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Dynamics in non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) pools may underlie observed drought
legacies in tree growth. We assessed how aridity influences the dynamics of different-aged …

Cave calcite (ie, speleothem) proxy records that span abrupt warming events, such as those
of the last deglacial, may prologue regional responses of hydroclimate to 21st century …

Extreme hydrologic conditions, such as floods, droughts, and elevated stream temperatures,
significantly impact the societal fabric and ecosystems, and there is rising concern about …

The fraction of land area over the Continental United States experiencing extreme hot and
dry conditions has been increasing over the past several decades, consistent with …

This chapter addresses the intersection of migration and environmental trends in North
America in the context of global environmental change, including a historical review of past …

Drought is a common and important component of the hydroclimatology of the southwestern
USA. However, less attention has been paid to drought termination in the region, especially …

Increasing water demand and the potential for increased occurrences and severity of
drought add new challenges for reservoir operation. Drought contingency plans (DCP) aid …

The context of megadrought, drought more severe than any we have experienced over the
past 100 years, is assessed in this dissertation. A set of new climate reconstructions …

Consequences of climate and environmental change for human mobility are usually
analyzed in the context of adaptation measures for developing countries (Black et al …