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Working Beyond Boundaries — SPEAKER — MEGHAN SITTLER Research and Outreach Specialist National Drought Mitigation Center Lincoln, NE
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Risk Management Beyond Boundaries Meghan Sittler National Drought Mitigation Center
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Las Vegas, 83.3% Boise, 46.1% Denver, 30.4% Dallas-Ft Worth, 29.3% Atlanta, 38.9% Raleigh-Durham, 38.9% Orlando, 34.3% Phoenix, 45.3% Provo, 39.8% Austin, 47.7% Population Growth, meet Drought 2000 Census Figures—Percent change in population growth, 1990-2000
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Projected Drought Vulnerability in Utah
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National Drought Mitigation Center Lessen societal vulnerability to drought by promoting planning and the adoption of appropriate risk management techniques.
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Activities Monitoring Planning & Mitigation Education & Outreach
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Assessing Impacts Droughtreporter.unl.edu
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How Do People Use the Drought Impact Reporter? As a plea for help! Do depicted areas match “on the ground” conditions? Policymaking
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“Drought Ready Communities” Community-based drought awareness & planning Build upon: NWS’ “Storm Ready Communities” Groundwater Foundation’s “Groundwater Guardian”
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Climate & Water Education Waters of Nebraska KIDs Activity book Climate Variability and Change Curriculum Proposed development of curriculum US focused initially Expand to Global Basics + mitigation/risk management
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Low Flow Projects Upper Missouri (2006) Upper Mississippi (2004) North Platte (2005) Red River of the North (2007) Trinity River Basin (2007) Upper Colorado (2008)
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Ranch Plan
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VegDRI http://www.drought.unl.edu/vegdri/VegDRI_Main.htm
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Questions? http://drought.unl.edu msittler2@unl.edu
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