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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Truckee River"”.

  1. Eastern Truckee Meadows Groundwater Interactions with the Truckee River

    Understanding hydrogeology within the Truckee Meadows is important because its aquifers and the Truckee River supply water to the communities of Reno and Sparks in Washoe County, Nevada. Residents of this area rely solely on these aquifers when surface water from the Truckee River is unavailable …

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  2. Characterization of Mercury Transport and Fate in the Truckee River, NV, USA

    … sources of methylmercury (MeHg) in fish for the Truckee River, CA-NV, USA. Mercury concentrations in biotic (fish and macroinvertebrates) and abiotic (water and sediments) components of the Truckee River were quantified along with a variety of other parameters to understand fish Hg concentrations …

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  3. Contemporary Assessment of Benthic Macroinvertebrates and Fish Interaction in the Truckee River, NV

    The Lower Truckee River is one of the largest rivers in the western Great Basin, in California and Nevada, USA, connecting Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada mountain range to Pyramid Lake, a semi-arid desert terminus lake in Nevada. In the middle of these two ecotones is a large metropolitan area, …

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  4. HYPORHEIC FLOW, RESIDENCE TIMES AND NITROGEN REACTIONS IN A RIFFLE-POOL SEQUENCE, TRUCKEE RIVER, NV.

    … to fine particulate organic matter that reduces riverbed porosity and permeability and promotes microbial activity that stimulates nitrogen transformations. In the hyporheic zone, physical and biogeochemical processes controlling nitrification and denitrification processes are directly linked. …

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  5. Collaborative Modeling to Assess Climate Adaptation and Science Information Needs in Snow-fed River Systems

    Snow-fed river systems are acutely sensitive to climate change, providing unique case studies to advance an emergent field of socio-hydrology. Climate change alters seasonal snowpack dynamics with warmer temperatures bringing precipitation as rain versus snow, increasing winter flood events, …

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  6. Slope Stability of the Hunter Creek Formation: A Geotechnical Investigation Near Mogul, Nevada

    … the unit mostly along streams, canals, and the Truckee River. Field mapping showed that most of the slope failures occur south of Interstate 80 between Verdi and northwest Reno, Nevada.Four landslides were studied and analyzed south of I-80. Field work included failure mapping, obtaining bedding …

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  7. Coping With Neighbors & other entanglements

    … Pyramid Lake is the Kooyooe's home. The 1905 Truckee River damming and ensuing history of water rights struggles have endangered the Kooyooe, a cultural icon in the Paiute community. Such a struggle represents the violence of colonialism in the landscape and inequitable distribution of its …

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