Publications: Watershed Health & Allocation

New Laws Reduce Barriers to Water Markets

March 08, 2021  | Research Brief

Philip Womble

Watershed Health & Allocation

Shaping Land Use Change and Ecosystem Restoration in a Water-Stressed Agricultural Landscape to Achieve Multiple Benefits

August 31, 2020  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Benjamin Bryant, T. Rodd Kelsey Adrian L. Vogl, Stacie A. Wolny, Duncan MacEwan, Paul C. Selmants, Tanushree Biswas and H. Scott Butterfield

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Lagged Compound Occurrence of Droughts and Pluvials Globally Over the Past Seven Decades

May 13, 2020  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Xiaogang He, Justin Sheffield

Watershed Health & Allocation
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Forty Years of California Water Policy: What Worked, What Didn't and Lessons for the Future

April 29, 2020  | Reports

Timothy Quinn

Watershed Health & Allocation
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Water in the West Trailer

February 11, 2020  | Videos

Megan Glatzel

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Water Markets, Water Courts, and Transaction Costs in Colorado

January 29, 2020  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Philip Womble, W. Michael Hanemann

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Legal Change and Water Market Transaction Costs in Colorado

January 29, 2020  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Philip Womble, W. Michael Hanemann

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Robust increases in extreme Pacific North American events under greenhouse warming

January 06, 2020  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Zhongfang Liu, Xiaogang He, Wentao Ma, Yue Wang

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Flood Size Increases Nonlinearly Across the Western United States in Response to Lower Snow‐Precipitation Ratios

December 20, 2019  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Frances V. Davenport, Julio Herrera Estrada, Marshall Burke, Noah Diffenbaugh

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Integrated approaches to understanding and reducing drought impact on food security across scales

October 01, 2019  | Peer-Reviewed Publications

Xiaogang He, Lyndon Estes, Megan Konar, Daniela Anghileri, Kathy Baylis, Tom P. Evans, Justin Sheffield

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