The Sabo Lab is growing! Qi Deng, from Wuhan University (China), just joined us. He majored in hydrology and will continue to pursue his interests in sustainable water management and climate change in the Sabo Lab, through SOLS Environmental Life Science program. Welcome!
Category Archives: Water sustainability
New article on financing water reform
A new article by Sabo and Glennon was published today in the journal Solutions for a Sustainable and Desirable Future. Read on to learn more about how to sustainably develop water resources in the Western United States!
Article about water scarcity and trading
Why study intermittent streams?
Much of our lab’s research is focused on ecohydrology and intermittent streams. This article in the Arizona Daily Star provides a great summary of just how important it is to examine the effects of hydrology on stream and riparian systems!
Toilet to tap gaining steam!
PI visits Tonle Sap and Mekong River, Cambodia
The lower Mekong basin (LMB) is of global significance as it supports one of the most biologically diverse aquatic ecosystems in the world, containing approximately 2,000 fish species, including 500 endemic and 300 threatened fish species including such “charismati species as the giant Mekong catfish.
Catch of the day on a Tonle Sap fishing villages
Current subsistence and commercial fisheries within the lake harvest ≈2.5 Mt of fish yr-1, accounting for two-thirds of the protein consumed by the more than 65 million people of the region.
Fisherman on Tonle Sap floodplain
The World’s Water, Vol 7 Available
Peter Gleick’s Pacific Institute has released the seventh volume of the series.
News story in AGU’s EOS: http://www.pacinst.org/press_center/media/meeting_human_needs_for_water_EOS.pdf