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potentially with big ramifications. How would you remedy varying model
results in conflicts between shared transboundary resources?
11. As an employee for a state environmental agency specializing in water management, your state is in the midst of determining whether a quantified drought
plan is necessary for future water supply decisions. To make an informed decision, you have been asked to research drought statistics for your state from the
USA Drought Monitor. How will you incorporate data and statistics about
drought in your state to allow decision-makers to make the best decision as to
water use during shortages while avoiding conflict among competing users?
12. As a consultant in the northwestern USA, your company is attempting to construct a large reservoir on a major river that would generate hydroelectric power
for the region. However, Chinook salmon use this same river for spawning and
migration patterns annually. How can you use datasets and flow requirements
for salmon life cycles from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to resolve a conflict among environmental advocates and proponents for the dam?
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