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Gerald Sehlke
Series: Water Resources in the Next Decade
I believe that the most pressing issue is “Global Change” and its impacts on humans and the environment. Changes on earth are always a mixture of natural and anthropogenic changes. “Global Change” research focuses on the anthropogenic aspects of climate change, land use change, water resources development, […]

Al Gore’s new video on climate change has just been released. It’s worth viewing (about 28 minutes).
Gore expresses alarm at the pace of melting ice - the summer pack ice in the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland and Antarctic ice caps.
What else is new?
But he is optimistic, and even says that in 1,000 years, this […]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is seeking public comment on a draft strategy that describes the potential effects of climate change on clean water, drinking water, and ocean protection programs and outlines EPA actions to respond to these effects. The National Water Program Strategy: Response to Climate Change (http://www.epa.gov/water/climatechange/) focuses on actions designed to […]

Did you know that AWRA just held its 5th conference focused on the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the analysis and visualization of water resources related data?  AWRA’s Spring Specialty Conference was held in San Mateo, California and was adeptly planned and executed by Lorri Peltz-Lewis and David Maidment (and their able committee), […]