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DESCRIPTION:Canada's western interior has one of the world's most variable
 \nclimates\, with severe drought and torrential rainstorms experienced\nin
  recent years. The extreme climate events in this region have\nbeen some o
 f the most costly natural disasters in Canada\nhistory.\nClimate models su
 ggest that this hydroclimatic variability could\nbe amplified by global wa
 rming - presenting a more challenging\nfuture scenario than the projected 
 shifts in average conditions. To\nappreciate how global warming might affe
 ct the variable\nhydroclimate of western Canada\, we first must understand
  the\ninternal (natural) short-term variability.\nThe long climate records
  indicate that western water policy and\nmanagement practices were establi
 shed during a period of intense\,\nbut not sustained drought\, and that ad
 justments may be required to\nsustain land and water use under a hydrologi
 c regime that has\nelements of previous regimes and global warming.\nFeatu
 ring Professor David\nSauchyn\, University of Regina.\n
DTSTART:20111017T050000Z
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SUMMARY:Broadcast — Cutting Edge Lectures in Science: How might global warm
 ing affect the variable hydroclimate of Western Canada?
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 ectures-science-how-might-global-warming-affect-variable-hydroclimate-west
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