Water lost to evaporation from lower Snake River reservoirs

Doug Chalmers

doi:10.51414/sei2025.005

52 results / 6 of 6 pages

Bog breathing: the extent of peat shrinkage and expansion on blanket bogs in relation to water table, heather management and dominant vegetation and its implications for carbon stock assessments

Journal article / This study assessed the magnitude of and potential for bog-breathing to influence carbon stock calculations under field and laboratory conditions.

3 June 2019 / About Ecosystems

Value farmers if you want to save bees

Media coverage / Innovative farming practices can help preserve biodiversity.

20 May 2019 / About Ecosystems and Food and agriculture

WATERDRIVE

Project / Water-driven rural development in the Baltic Sea Region (WATERDRIVE) is a pan-Baltic project for improving water management.

2018 - 2021 / About Food and agriculture, Pollution and Water resources

The future of hyperdiverse tropical ecosystems

Journal article / An international team warns that a failure to act quickly and decisively will risk unprecedented species loss in the most diverse parts of the planet.

25 July 2018 / About Adaptation, Ecosystems, Forests, Supply chains, Water resources and Water-energy-food nexus

Time is running out in the tropics – researchers warn of global biodiversity collapse

Press release / A global biodiversity collapse is imminent unless we take urgent, concerted action to reverse species loss in the tropics, according to a major study in Nature.

25 July 2018 / About Adaptation, Ecosystems, Forests, Supply chains, Water resources and Water-energy-food nexus

A group of schoolgirls from Quito. Their sign says “more security”.

What would make your city more sustainable?

Feature

7 November 2016 / About Cities

SEI at Habitat III

Feature / SEI at Habitat III

17 October 2016 / About Cities, Sanitation and Sustainable lifestyles

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