The Water Resources Podcast

Water Bankruptcy

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Kaveh Madani uses a bank analogy to describe water resources management with surface water as checking and groundwater as savings accounts and overexploitation leading to bankruptcy.

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Human and Climate Drivers of Global Models with Machine Learning

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Yadu Pokhrel describes the application of global hydrologic modeling with machine learning to understand water resources dynamics.

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Water Markets and their Transformational Potential in Texas

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Todd Votteler discusses the evolution of water markets in Texas, focusing on the Rio Grande and San Antonio basins.