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Videos
These presentations represent talks given by scientists at past AGCI workshops and can be technical in nature.
To view presentations by workshop, please visit our AGCI Science Sessions page
To view video presentations intended for all audiences, try browsing our Public Lectures
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Economics Panel: Regional Economic Modeling and Representative Agricultural Pathways
Reveal Video with additional contentSeptember 15, 2015
Presented by Roberto Valdivia
water
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September 22, 2009
Presented by Eric Kuhn
Colorado, river, climate, change, political, opinion, water, management, resource
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September 22, 2009
Presented by Joan Kersnar
water, pacific northwest
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Climate, Water, and Change: A Perspective from the American West
Reveal Video with additional contentJune 07, 2003
Presented by Kelly Redmond
American West, water, Columbia River System, Colorado River System, Nevada, Arizona, El Ni_o, La Ni_a, climate, change, variability, precipitation, stationarity, snowpack, glacial, melting, public lecture, climate change
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If the Climate Changes: Implications for Water Resources -- From a Global to an Aspen Perspective
Reveal Video with additional contentJuly 30, 1992
Presented by Kenneth Strzepek
water, cycle, hydrological, climate, Colorado, river, Roaring, Fork, greenhouse, effect, public lecture, global, global warming, climate change, resource management, impacts, decision-making, climate services
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Hydrological Shifts as Part of Landscape - Ecological Impact of Climate Change
Reveal Video with additional contentAugust 13, 1990
Presented by Malin Falkenmark
water, cycle, climate, change, landscape, hydrologic, projections, climate services, global warming, models, modeling, life, environment
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