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‘Terrible’ new weir proposed for river as flows resume

March 31, 2020 Peter Hannam (The Sydney Morning Herald)

A stoush is brewing on the state’s inland rivers over the proposal for a new weir that could reduce flows to the “degraded” Macquarie Marshes just as the wetlands start to recover from drought. WaterNSW has begun consulting […]

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Dam inflows vary, but quarter of NSW still in ‘intense drought’

March 31, 2020 WaterNSW

Several dams hardest hit by the ongoing drought in New South Wales have experienced welcome reprieve with recent rainfall resulting in the first inflows in years and a minor increase to dam levels. But while widespread rain has […]

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‘Worse than expected’: WaterNSW calls for mining curbs in Sydney’s catchment

May 23, 2019 Peter Hannam (The Age)

NSW’s top water agency has called for curbs on two big coal mines in Sydney’s catchment, saying millions of litres of water are being lost daily and that environmental impacts are likely breaching approval conditions. In a submission […]

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
9 Dec 2021 1469075521740886016

OzEWEX Newsletter - December 2021 - https://t.co/fS3Roz57QP

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OzEWEX Newsletter - August 2021 - https://t.co/mo5q7oFVVF

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
6 Jul 2021 1412203799435878400

How Strongly Are Mean and Extreme Precipitation Coupled?

How Strongly Are Mean and Extreme Precipitation Coupled?

Model spread in precipitation extremes over Australia is strongly related to spread in mean precipitation on the continental scale Precipitation stat...

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Conrad Wasko@conradwasko·
5 Jul 2021 1411916836023672838

Congratulations to Eleanor Denson for publishing her first paper in ERL: "Decreases in relative humidity across Australia"

paper:
https://t.co/JK8JPhRbME
my youtube explainer video:
https://t.co/JsSaTaXsqG

OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
6 Jul 2021 1412203258576179209

Towards more realistic runoff projections by removing limits on simula...

Towards more realistic runoff projections by removing limits on simulated soil moisture deficit

Rainfall-runoff models based on conceptual ”buckets” are frequently used in climate change impact studies to provide runoff projections. W...

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
4 Jul 2021 1411827506487853058

Fighting the future: The politics of climate policy failure in Australia (2015–2020)

Fighting the future: The politics of climate policy failure in Australia (2015–2020)

Australia conservative Coalition governments (2015–2020) have failed to implement climate policies aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement.

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Sarah Ann Wheeler@SarahAnnWheele1·
30 Jun 2021 1410145156871835649

Out of all the news media articles discussing water markets & farm adaptation that I've read lately, this NYtimes story is quite good. It highlights many sides of the issue & the challenges facing US farming going forward (many of which apply in Aust).

It‘s Some of America‘s Richest Farmland. But What Is It Without Water?

A California farmer decides it makes better business sense to sell his water than to grow rice. An almond farmer considers uprooting his trees to put ...

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
30 Jun 2021 1410077988587245569

OzEWEX Newsletter - June 2021 - https://t.co/WoFVQqgnHC

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AWA@AustralianWater·
24 Jun 2021 1408037455375306755

Hydrological droughts can persist indefinitely after meteorological droughts, according to Australian-first research from @MonashUni. The Victorian study shows one-third of water catchments have not recovered from a severe drought after nearly eight years. https://t.co/uQb9Pq8beY

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HEPEX@hepexorg·
21 Jun 2021 1406925397120401415

More than 300 people are already registered for the Joint Virtual Workshop on "Connecting global to local hydrological modelling and forecasting" from 29 June - 1 July, with two 2-hour sessions per day. How about you? Join us to talk about scientific advances and challenges! 🌐💧

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Jason Hunter@Jasterdith·
18 Jun 2021 1406031945750831104

Proud to share our latest #research, which improves probabilistic streamflow predictions without changing the hydrological model! #hydrology

Achieving high-quality probabilistic predictions from hydrological models calibrated with a wide range of objective functions

Probabilistic predictions of streamflow are important in many environmental modelling applications. These predictions are often constructed using hydr...

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Michiel van Lookeren Campagne (he/him)@MichielvanLC·
19 Jun 2021 1406360741070872577

‘Nowcasting’ provides real-time predictions of soil water to improve on-farm decisions, and @CSIRO is partnering with @theGRDC and others to bring this to life

Nowcasting plant-available soil water

Improved plant-available water predictions are being developed using scaleable, modular modelling frameworks that can be put into use in new products ...

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
19 Jun 2021 1406376907747127299

‘Irrigation hunger games’: Battle over Australia’s food bowl soon to heat up

‘Irrigation hunger games’: Battle over Australia’s food bowl soon to heat up

In the heartland of the Riverina, where farmers famously burned copies of the government plan to cut their water allocations a decade ago, scepticism ...

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19 Jun 2021 1406211238145662978

Grim climate forecasts point to shrivelling rivers in northern NSW

Grim climate forecasts point to shrivelling rivers in northern NSW

Dams will fill less frequently, farmers will face water cuts and rivers will cease flowing more often as the climate warms and dries, according to dra...

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
19 Jun 2021 1406163080040488962

Wonderful to see the recent publication of this AJWR Special Issue on indigenous water knowledge and values in an Australasian context!

Indigenous water knowledge and values in an Australasian context

(2021). Indigenous water knowledge and values in an Australasian context. Australasian Journal of Water Resources. Ahead of Print.

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Sarah Ann Wheeler@SarahAnnWheele1·
10 Jun 2021 1402948874906390528

This is a riveting Dead Sea story (& stunning pictures) by @ForeignOfficial.

It's a water story with everything - externalities, public goods, cultural aspects, imperfect competition, conflict, property rights, info. asymmetry.

Sounds familiar?!

A section of highway buckled by a sinkhole.

At first the sinkholes swallowed a beachside resort. Then they kept spreading

It was the backdrop for many of the epic events narrated in the Bible, and its waters are treasured for their supposed healing powers. But the Dead S...

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OzEWEX@ozewex_org·
10 Jun 2021 1402886511406686210

Classification and trends in intermittent river flow regimes in Austra...

Classification and trends in intermittent river flow regimes in Australia, northwestern Europe and USA: A global perspective

This study examines the spatial and temporal variability of flow intermittence over the period 1970–2018 across four countries (Australia, France...

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MLDRIN@MLDRIN·
9 Jun 2021 1402503575213723648

Brendan Kennedy at #RiverReflections21: There is a direct link between the lack of water and deprivation from water and our people's health and wellbeing

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MD Basin Authority@MD_Basin_Auth·
9 Jun 2021 1402477181037465602

Wondering about key climate risks facing the Murray-Darling Basin? @ANUmedia's Professor Mark Howden says late frosts and erosion are the prospective side effects. He shared future watch points for farmers and water managers at today's #RiverReflections2021 in Griffith.

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NCGRT@NCGRT·
9 Jun 2021 1402512447697604612

Abstracts are now open for the Australasian Groundwater Conference. More information here - https://t.co/sh2xyJnFp1

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