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Vulnerability of northern water supply

Vulnerability of northern water supply lakes to changing climate and demand Arctic regions face a unique vulnerability to shifts in seasonality, which influences the summer recharge potential of freshwater reservoirs caused by decreased precipitation and increased evaporative stress. This pressure puts small remote northern communities … Continue readingVulnerability of northern water supply

Posted on May 9, 2018by imiq

Hydrologic Monitoring in Arctic systems

Hydrologic monitoring tools for freshwater municipal planning in the Arctic: the case of Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada Freshwater and the services it provides are vital to both natural ecosystems and human needs; however, extreme climates and their influence on freshwater availability can be challenging for municipal … Continue readingHydrologic Monitoring in Arctic systems

Posted on May 9, 2018by imiq
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