Climate Change Economic Impacts in the Middle & Upper Snake River Richard A. Slaughter Don Reading Climate Impacts Group University of Washington Supported.

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Climate Change Economic Impacts in the Middle & Upper Snake River Richard A. Slaughter Don Reading Climate Impacts Group University of Washington Supported by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Office of Global Programs

Structure and Background

UPPER SNAKE MODEL Shaded and red markings indicate aspects not modeled.

Source: USGS, Estimate Water use in the United States in 2000; water consumption for all crops in model.

Potatoes and sugarbeets account for only 20% of acreage.

Potatoes account for the largest share of net revenues

Simulation results

Assumptions

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