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Eric Booth

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Historical phosphorus flows and legacy accumulation and depletion in a midwestern agricultural watershed, 1987–2017

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By Rachel Johnson, Anita M. Thompson, Eric Booth
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Legacies of historical land use and nutrient management can lead to stores of phosphorus (P) in watersheds that fuel eutrophic conditions in freshwater bodies, despite current management efforts. Temporal and spatial patterns of this “legacy” P accumulation depend on watershed-specific factors including land use history, hydroclimate, and socio-ecological characteristics.
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"Reformers" Have Done Their Homework

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By Eric Booth
| Salt Spring Exchange
Monsieur Francois Thériault’s article on the “Proposed Reform of the Islands Trust” misses the mark on a number of points. I’m not aware of how long he has been a resident of Salt Spring, however, he apparently has a fair amount to learn about the Islands Trust. (a) a Trustee legally does not need to live within the Local Trust Area they represent…even prior to, and including running for, an election. The Trust is a provincial act…anyone in the Province can run for election for a Trustee position.
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A Process Based Modeling Approach to Assess Temperature Impacts of Riparian Vegetation Management in a Southwestern Wisconsin Trout Stream

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By Ben Sellers, Eric Booth, Caroline Gottschalk
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Water temperature is one of the most important variables governing water quality and overall aquatic ecosystem health in streams and is threatened by increasing air temperature related to climate change and human-driven impacts (Ficklin et al. 2023).
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