from global climate changeresultingfrom global climate change

from climate change and upstream actionsresultingfrom climate change and upstream actions

from climate change and location and populationresultingfrom climate change and location and population

from increased intensity and frequency of drought , declining snowpack and glacier dimunition " in Canadaresultingfrom increased intensity and frequency of drought , declining snowpack and glacier dimunition " in Canada

from either a lack of water or poor water qualityresultingfrom either a lack of water or poor water quality

the ecology of tree species as well as permit scaling of individual estimates of tree transpiration ( Figure 1may influencethe ecology of tree species as well as permit scaling of individual estimates of tree transpiration ( Figure 1

cotton acreage decisions in the regionmay be influencingcotton acreage decisions in the region

in “ water wars ... in the future ... a scary thought exasperated by the reality of climate changecould resultin “ water wars ... in the future ... a scary thought exasperated by the reality of climate change

“ physiological droughtcausing“ physiological drought

carbon isotope ratios in plants(passive) are ... influenced bycarbon isotope ratios in plants

to water , food , or energy insecurity around the world based on population growth and climate change scenariosmay leadto water , food , or energy insecurity around the world based on population growth and climate change scenarios

Water and Yield Mustard yields(passive) are greatly influenced byWater and Yield Mustard yields

to increase due to higher rainfallis setto increase due to higher rainfall

from drought or inadequate infrastructure investmentresultingfrom drought or inadequate infrastructure investment

from rising temperature and increased rainfall variabilityresultingfrom rising temperature and increased rainfall variability

from four different climate variability ( drought ) scenariosresultingfrom four different climate variability ( drought ) scenarios

growth cracks ... and drought may reduce yieldswill causegrowth cracks ... and drought may reduce yields

transpiration response to pruning and the best time to prune in order to achieve maximum drought - buffering effectsinfluencestranspiration response to pruning and the best time to prune in order to achieve maximum drought - buffering effects

a natural limit on how far and how fast the economies of the Gulf can growwill seta natural limit on how far and how fast the economies of the Gulf can grow

harm not only to the environment but also thirst to both humans and animals of the regions affectedcausingharm not only to the environment but also thirst to both humans and animals of the regions affected

geopolitical tensions on the back of related food security and agriculture issuescreatesgeopolitical tensions on the back of related food security and agriculture issues

the food security of large parts of the population , but also economic development [ 4influencesthe food security of large parts of the population , but also economic development [ 4

awareness of saving waterCreatingawareness of saving water

in an acute drinking water shortage and agriculture productionresultingin an acute drinking water shortage and agriculture production

to the water infrastructure that supplies the southwest valley areadid contributeto the water infrastructure that supplies the southwest valley area

soil moisture and ocean salinityinfluencessoil moisture and ocean salinity

to a drop in water quality and associated increase in waterleadingto a drop in water quality and associated increase in water

a delay in flooding Timber Pools 2 , 3 , and 8may causea delay in flooding Timber Pools 2 , 3 , and 8

Fluctuations in the quantity of water consumption(passive) are influenced byFluctuations in the quantity of water consumption

competition among herbivoresinfluencescompetition among herbivores

to environmental disaster ( March 28could leadto environmental disaster ( March 28

from climatic changeresultingfrom climatic change

The characteristics of many terrestrial ecosystems(passive) are ... influenced byThe characteristics of many terrestrial ecosystems

to greater use- development etcleadsto greater use- development etc

a pattern of water use and development around the countryhas createda pattern of water use and development around the country

in a more normal paddy supply over the next few yearsshould resultin a more normal paddy supply over the next few years

the upper boundary(passive) set bythe upper boundary

to increased employment and provision of more nutritious foodhas also ledto increased employment and provision of more nutritious food

to the increased agricultural productionhas ledto the increased agricultural production

alreadyinfluencesalready