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    Historic Colorado River Streamflows Reconstructed Back To 1490 (May 29, 2006) -- A new tree-ring-based reconstruction of 508 years of Colorado River streamflow confirms that droughts more severe than the 2000-2004 drought occurred before stream gages were installed on the ... > full story

    Water Shortages In Northeast Linked To Human Activity (May 18, 2006) -- Recent water shortages in Rockland County, N.Y., reveal an increasing mismatch between water demand and supply following rapid growth in the Northeast during period of abnormally high ... > full story

    Western Prairies Face Impending Water Crisis (April 4, 2006) -- The Canadian prairies are facing an unprecedented water crisis due to a combination of climate warming, increase in human activity and historic drought, says new research by the University of ... > full story

    Warmer 2005 For U.S., Near-record Warmth Globally -- Hurricanes, Floods, Snow And Wildfires All Notable (December 16, 2005) -- After a record-breaking hurricane season, blistering heat waves, lingering drought and a crippling Northeast blizzard, 2005 is ending as a warm year in the United States. It will come close to the ... > full story

    New Models Of Weather Pattern (December 9, 2005) -- For a mathematician, Joseph Biello spends a lot of time thinking about the weather. But the UC Davis assistant professor isn't looking out the office window. He is using mathematical theory to build ... > full story

    Tropical Atlantic Cooling And African Deforestation Correlate To Drought, Report Scientists (December 5, 2005) -- Against the backdrop of the Montreal Summit on global climate being held last week, an article on African droughts and monsoons, by a University of California, Santa Barbara scientist and others, ... > full story

    Underlying Cause Of Massive Pinyon Pine Die-off Revealed (October 14, 2005) -- The high heat that accompanied the recent drought was the underlying cause of death for millions of pinyon pines throughout the Southwest, according to new research. The resulting landscape change ... > full story

    Past Droughts Geographically Widespread In The West, According To Tree-ring Data (August 20, 2005) -- When it's dry, it's dry all over, according to a new analysis of more than 400 years of annual streamflow in the Upper Colorado and Salt/Verde river basins. By using data from tree rings, University ... > full story

    High Carbon Dioxide Levels Spur Southern Pines To Grow More Needles (August 16, 2005) -- A Duke University study has found that maturing stands of pines exposed to the higher levels of carbon dioxide expected by mid-century produce more needles than those absorbing today's levels of the ... > full story

    A Continent Split By Climate Change: New Study Projects Drought In Southern Africa, Rain In Sahel (May 24, 2005) -- A new analysis of Africa's past and future climate shows that the Sahel region, which experienced catastrophic drought until rains returned in the 1990s, could experience wetter monsoons for decades ... > full story

    Marshes Tell Story Of Medieval Drought, Little Ice Age, And European Settlers Near NYC (May 19, 2005) -- Sediment layers from a tidal marsh in the Hudson River Estuary provide great details on the area's climate. They have preserved pollen from plants, seeds, and other materials. These past remnants ... > full story

    Drought To Persist In North America Due To La Niņa (April 30, 2005) -- Experts at the Climate Modeling Group at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO), part of The Earth Institute at Columbia University, expect drought to worsen in the Plains and the West over the ... > full story

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