Publications

Guido, Z. (2011). Forecasting the Monsoon: What to Expect (or not) this Summer. Southwest Climate Outlook, 10, 3-5.

Climate Assessment for the Southwest Annual Progress Report for Funding Year 2010 - 2011. (2011). Climate Assessment for the Southwest, University of Arizona.

Guido, Z. (2011). Dry Winter Escalates Need for Wet Monsoon. Southwest Climate Outlook, 10, 3-5.

Eakin, B. (2011). Climate Change Poses Challenges to Food Security in the Southwest. Southwest Climate Outlook, 10, 3-5.

Guido, Z., & Lenart, M. (2011). Rising temperatures bump up risk of wildfires. Southwest Climate Outlook, 10, 3-5.

Overpeck, J. T., Meehl, G. A., Bony, S., & Easterling, D. R. (2011). Climate Data Challenges in the 21st Century. 331(6018), 700-702. https://doi.org/10.1126/Science.1197869

Guido, Z. (2011). Deep Freezes: Will future warming paradoxically cause more extreme cold events?. Southwest Climate Outlook, 10, 3-5.

Colby, B. G., & Frisvold, G. B.. (2011). Adaptation and resilience: The economics of climate, water, and energy challenges in the American Southwest. Earthscan.

O’Lenic, E., Hartmann, H., Ou, M., Pelman, K., & Handel, S. (2011). An Emerging Protocol for Research to Operations (R2O) at Climate Prediction Center (CPD).

Hartmann, H., Buizer, J., dos Santos, P., Moss, R., Patton, L., & Welling, L. (2011). Appendix 4 - Participatory scenario planning in regional and sectoral stakeholder activities in the National Climate Assessment.

Frisvold, G. B., & Emerick, K. J. (2011). Applying Bargaining Theory to Western Water Transfers. In Adaptation and resilience: The economics of climate, water, and energy challenges in the American Southwest. Earthscan.

Garfin, G. M., Lee, N., Magana, V., Stewart, R., Rolfe, T., & McEvoy, J. (2011). CHANGE: Climate and Hydrology Academic Network for Governance and the Environment. 92, 1045-1048. https://doi.org/10.1175/2010BAMS2927.1

Guido, Z. (2011). Climate Change and Water in the Southwest: A summary of a special peer-review article series. Southwest Climate Outlook, 10, 3-5.

Bark, R., & Colby, B. G. (2011). Climate, Changing Snowpack, and the Future of Winter Recreation. In Adaptation and resilience: the economics of climate, water, and energy challenges in the American Southwest (p. xxiii, 264 p.). Earthscan.

Frisvold, G. B., Ma, X., & Ponnaluru, S. (2011). Climate, Water Availability, Energy Costs, and National Park Visitation. In Adaptation and resilience: the economics of climate, water, and energy challenges in the American Southwest (p. 264). Earthscan.

Garfin, G. M., Hartmann, H., Crescioni-Benitez, M., Ely, T., Keck, J., Kendrick, J., Legg, K., & Wise, J. (2011). Climate-Friendly Park Employees: The Intermountain Region’s Climate Change Training Assessment. 28.

Ferguson, D. B., Alvord, C., Redsteer, M. H., McNutt, C., Hayes, M., Svoboda, M., Pulwarty, R., & Crimmins, M. A.. (2011). Drought Preparedness for Tribes in the Four Corners Region Workshop Report.

Hurd, B., Goemans, C., Frisvold, G. B., & Stone, J. (2011). Estimated Impacts of Climate Change Legislation on New Mexico Agriculture.

Overpeck, J. T., Miller, M., & Liverman, D. (2011). Global Climate Change as a Local Phenomenon. In Navigating climate change policy : the opportunities of federalism (p. viii, 276 p.). University of Arizona Press.

Bark, R., Osgood, D., Colby, B. G., & Halper, E. (2011). How do Homebuyers Value Different Types of Green Space. 36, 395-415.

Guido, Z. (2011). Hydrologic Extremes and Water Management in a Warmer World - California Perspectives.

Frisvold, G. B. (2011). Implications of Climate Change Legislation for U.S. Cotton Growers.

Colby, B. G., & Bark, R. (2011). Inter-Sectoral Water Trading as a Climate Change Adaptation Strategy. In Water Resources Planning and Management. Cambridge University Press.

Frisvold, G. B., & Deva, S. (2011). Irrigation Technology Choice: The Role of Climate, Farm Size, Energy Costs, and Soils. In Adaptation and resilience: The economics of climate, water, and energy challenges in the American Southwest. Earthscan.

Bark, R. (2011). Levelling the Playing Field: Can Non-Market Values Compete in Policy Debates? A Case Study of Wastewater Allocation in Tucson, AZ, USA. 30, 311-321.