Fluctuations in glacier mass and volume are indicative of changes in the climate system.
They also strongly affect regional climate and hydrology. In this paper, we explore possible …

The Colorado River delta is a sedimentary alluvial formation that embodies the Lower
Colorado River transboundary aquifer. The Mexicali Valley overlies the Mexican part of the …

Starting with a review of the basic processes that govern greenhouse warming, we have
demonstrated that the hydrologic cycle plays a key role in the heat balance of the Earth's …

Effective planning for use of water resources requires accurate information on hydrologic
variability induced by climatic fluctuations. Tree‐ring analysis is one method of extending …

Frequent and persistent droughts exacerbate the problems caused by the inherent scarcity
of water in the semiarid to arid parts of the southwestern United States. The occurrence of …

Since any proposed activity could contribute to a wide range of potential CEs at different
spatial and temporal scales, a tiered or nested approach should be followed to assess CEs …

Hydrology and Global Environmental Change presents the hydrological contribution to, and
consequences of, global environmental change. Assuming little or no prior knowledge on …

If abrupt climate change has occurred in the past and may be more likely under human
forcing, it is relevant to look at the adaptability of current infrastructure systems to severe …

Human interventions such as tunnel construction have caused groundwater depletion,
which substantially affected the functions of forest tree species and their communities …

This article summarizes the theory of climate change and the relationship of climate-change
forcing to hydrologic and aquifer processes. It focuses on regional aquifer systems and on …