New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality
In 2010, water levels at Lake Kariba were so high that the Kariba Dam had to be opened to prevent flooding. By January 2023, capacity at the world’s largest artificial lake, which straddles the Zimbabwe–Zambia border, had plunged to just 2 percent. Water levels have risen slightly since then, but th...
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| author | Lautze, Jonathan F. |
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| description | In 2010, water levels at Lake Kariba were so high that the Kariba Dam had to be opened to prevent flooding. By January 2023, capacity at the world’s largest artificial lake, which straddles the Zimbabwe–Zambia border, had plunged to just 2 percent. Water levels have risen slightly since then, but the lake’s wild fluctuations in volume have sparked serious concern for water and energy security in both countries. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1356822024-11-07T09:51:23Z New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality Lautze, Jonathan F. climate change rain water water storage dams aquifers soil moisture water management modelling innovation In 2010, water levels at Lake Kariba were so high that the Kariba Dam had to be opened to prevent flooding. By January 2023, capacity at the world’s largest artificial lake, which straddles the Zimbabwe–Zambia border, had plunged to just 2 percent. Water levels have risen slightly since then, but the lake’s wild fluctuations in volume have sparked serious concern for water and energy security in both countries. 2023-12-08 2023-12-20T20:19:10Z 2023-12-20T20:19:10Z Blog Post https://hdl.handle.net/10568/135682 en https://hdl.handle.net/10568/132626 Open Access CGIAR Lautze, J. 2023. New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality. Montpellier, France: CGIAR. |
| spellingShingle | climate change rain water water storage dams aquifers soil moisture water management modelling innovation Lautze, Jonathan F. New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| title | New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| title_full | New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| title_fullStr | New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| title_full_unstemmed | New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| title_short | New diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| title_sort | new diagnostic framework makes integrated water storage a reality |
| topic | climate change rain water water storage dams aquifers soil moisture water management modelling innovation |
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