Our new paper just out in @NatureComms!
Delivering equity in low-carbon multisector infrastructure planning
Read the full open-access paper here: https://t.co/No0Nu4s7K9
We are conducting potentially the first @multi_sector session on adaptation at @theAGU this year in Washington, DC.
Submit an abstract on all things adaptation for water, energy, and food sectors: https://t.co/zxAjEYrDLe
With @_awaismuhammad & @mAndrijevic@IIASAVienna@PNNLab
This study shows how increasing the energy trade between countries can reduce water conflicts by @JulienJHarou and colleagues
https://t.co/HmqDF3qXTm
Read the associated N&Vs https://t.co/4Z8JGXh02E https://t.co/6IXsokCMLV
Scientists have shed light on a new, transformative approach that could help resolve a dispute over the Nile river’s water resources.
The Nile spreads over 11 countries, supplying water, energy production, environmental quality and cultural wealth.
https://t.co/AxZDB0lF7i
#EGU24: Come by PICO spot A tomorrow to see our work on reducing the computational time when using AI policy search tools in planning large-scale detailed water-energy systems.
https://t.co/XlBxop4k64
@EuroGeosciences @EGU_HS
Join me at #EGU24 in Vienna for a discussion on "Machine Learning Power System Emulation for Rapid Screening of Multi-Sector Policies".
Thur, 18 Apr, 09:11-10:15 CEST, PICO spot A and online, session HS5.2.3: https://t.co/0qN1bp5W4i.
@drmohsinhafeez lead of @IWMI_Pakistan convened water and agricultural sector actors for Pakistan Water Week. Congratulations to him, his team and @IWMI_ for putting on an interesting high value event.
Exploring potential solutions to the GERD dispute: @JulienJHarou raises a thought-provoking question on the role of new electricity trade agreements between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt in the African water-energy nexus. @IWMI@CGIAR 🌍⚡️ #NEXUSGainsInitiative
I'm so excited to share our latest paper which is open access in @EarthsFutureEiC! In this study, we investigate the role of natural variability and climate change in driving flood and drought variability in the San Joaquin Valley of CA. 🧵
https://t.co/ZsF8rm2Et5
🌊🌍 Explore the future of River Systems Planning! Join us for a PhD in Civil Engineering at Uni of Toronto's Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering and contribute to cutting-edge research on climate change and river systems. Learn more and apply here:
https://t.co/5ZRdbkJnzX
Here at #AGU22! Come see my poster on scheduling sampling intervals for streamflow estimation via neural networks (H15T-1034) tomorrow afternoon, Mon, Dec 12th, 0245 PM - 0615 PM.
@theAGU 👉 https://t.co/vusG7nsVQc
@UMWaterResGroup