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Extreme Weather: a Mixed BAG for Dead Zones

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This post analyzes the potential impact that extreme weather events of 2011-2012-a warm winter, even warmer summer, and a drought that covered nearly two-thirds of the continental United States- and the impacts that continued extreme weather patterns will have upon dead zones in waterways across the United States.
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Watershed Management and RestorationIntegrated Water Resource Management
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