We reviewed existing and planned adaptation activities of federal, tribal, state, and local
governments and the private sector in the United States (US) to understand what types of …

Water restrictions are a common municipal water conservation strategy to manage outdoor
water demand, which generally represents more than 50% of total urban-suburban water …

A case study was conducted on a saltwater intrusion event that affected a coastal water
utility in Florida. The conductivity of the groundwater increased from approximately 500 to …

On May 9, 2013, concentrations of carbon dioxide(CO2) in the atmosphere first exceeded
400 parts per million(ppm)– a measurement not seen in human history. The burning of fossil …

Abstract The low-lying Florida Everglades ecosystem maintains a delicate dynamic balance
between freshwater and seawater. Hence, the Everglades is vulnerable to sharp salinity …

Population growth and modification of land use and land cover have put tremendous
pressure on Florida's water resources. Consequently, insuring that the right amount and …

Climate change threatens the success and longevity of conservation, planning, and
management. In marine and coastal environments, climate change-driven shifts are …

Evaluating trends of historical rainfall on a weekly and seasonal basis is needed for
optimizing the design and implementation of lawn water conservation strategies like outdoor …

The impacts of climate change on water resources will vary between regions. Some areas
are projected to get drier, whereas others will see little change in precipitation or may benefit …

Florida is located at the desert latitudes of the world, but its peninsular oceanic setting
between tropical maritime and continental weather systems makes it the wettest place in the …