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Most councils don’t track real-time water use, and you can’t manage what you don’t measure

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By Julia Talbot-Jones, Quentin Grafton
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Extreme weather is transforming the world’s rivers. We need new ways to protect them

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By Jonathan D. Tonkin, Julian D. Olden, Julian Merder, Julia Talbot-Jones, Thibault Datry
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In the summer of 2022, extreme heat and unprecedented drought drove parts of the world’s third largest river, the Yangtze, to dry up. The impacts for hydropower, shipping and industry in China were severe, immediate and well-documented. Less visible were the ecological consequences for the many species that depend on the river. The Yangtze is not an exception. Around the world, rivers are no longer changing gradually.
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Extreme events and river biodiversity under climate change - Nature Reviews Biodiversity

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By Jonathan D. Tonkin, Tadeu Siqueira, Julian Merder, Thibault Datry, N. LeRoy Poff, Julia Talbot-Jones, Julian D. Olden
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Abstract Extreme climatic events (ECEs) including floods, droughts and heatwaves are increasing in severity and frequency, fundamentally reshaping riverine ecosystems. In this Review, we synthesize global evidence of the impacts of ECEs on riverine biodiversity, revealing widespread and often compounding threats.
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