Solar radiation modification (SRM) is a possible deliberate approach to decrease or reflect
incoming solar radiation with the goal of reducing global temperatures, which have …

Abstract The United States hydropower fleet has faced increasing environmental and
regulatory pressures over the last half century, potentially constraining total generation. Here …

Climate change impacts on watersheds can potentially exacerbate water scarcity issues
where water serves multiple purposes including hydropower. The long-term management of …

While hydropower scheduling is a well-defined problem, there are institutional differences
that need to be identified to promote constructive and synergistic research. We study how …

Reconstructed historical streamflow time series can supplement limited streamflow gauge
observations. However, there are common challenges of typical modeling approaches …

As climate change intensifies, future floods will become more severe in some areas with
geographic variation, necessitating that local and regional governments implement systems …

Rapid increases in global temperature are motivating governments to restructure the energy
sector towards emissions-free electricity generation. One of the key factors affecting the …

Climate change is forecasted to drastically alter freshwater fish and mussel species
distribution. Hydropower dam reservoirs, which modify downstream thermal regimes, may …

Anthropogenic changes in water temperature can pose significant risk to thermoelectric and
hydroelectric generation. In this study, we developed indicators of thermal risk (ITRs) to …

The current representation of key processes in land surface models (LSMs) for estimating
water and energy balances still relies heavily on empirical equations that require calibration …