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DESCRIPTION:Canada's western interior has one of the world's most variable 
 climates\, with severe drought and torrential rainstorms experienced in re
 cent years. The extreme climate events in this region have been some of th
 e most costly natural disasters in Canada history. Climate models suggest 
 that this hydroclimatic variability could be amplified by global warming -
  presenting a more challenging future scenario than the projected shifts i
 n average conditions. To appreciate how global warming might affect the va
 riable hydroclimate of western Canada\, we first must understand the inter
 nal (natural) short-term variability. The long climate records indicate th
 at western water policy and management practices were established during a
  period of intense\, but not sustained drought\, and that adjustments may 
 be required to sustain land and water use under a hydrologic regime that h
 as elements of previous regimes and global warming. Avec Professeur David 
 Sauchyn\, Université de Regina. 
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SUMMARY:Diffusion — Conférences scientifiques À la fine pointe : How might 
 global warming affect the variable hydroclimate of Western Canada?
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