Titlebook: Climate Change and Water Resources Planning Criteria; Kenneth D. Frederick,David C. Major,Eugene Z. Stak Book 1997 Springer Science+Busine

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Assessing Climate Change Implications for Water Resources Planninguture climate were incorporated (.., would planning based on climate change information be justified?). The case study is possible reallocation of flood storage to conservation (municipal water supply) on the Green River, WA. We conclude that, for the case study, reservoir reallocation decisions and

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Engineering Design and Uncertainties Related to Climate Changeg design decisions. This result means that engineers must be on their guard with respect to under-design or over-design of systems with and without the threat of climate change, but that the sequential nature of the decision-making does not call for drastic action in the early time periods. Key Word

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Planning for Sea Level Rise and Shore Protection Under Climate Uncertaintykes it clear that meeting (3) is a “long shot” at the very best. In any case, planners should periodically revisit potential protection sites, especially in the wake of catastrophic events, to assess the impact of the most recent information on sea level rise trajectories, local development patterns

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Water Resources Planning Principles and Evaluation Criteria for Climate Change: Summary and Conclusio be particularly useful as a framework for climate change impact and sensitivity analyses, and would fulfill the requirements for future environmental impact statements. The ideas and principles are compatible with those found in the PandG. The water resources guidelines in the P&G deal explicitly

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