The Source: How Rivers Made America and America Remade Its Rivers

Regional Distribution of Rivers and Streams in South America

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Factors determining the development of the hydrographic network and the hydrological regime of rivers during the present period 2.1. Relief 2.2. Climate 2.3. Soils and vegetation 2.4. Economic activity 2.4.1 Water reservoirs 2.4.2 Irrigation 3. Hydrography, hydrological knowledge, river runoff, water use and water availability 3.

Late Pleistocene and early Holocene rivers and wetlands in the Bonneville basin of western North America

Field investigations at Dugway Proving Ground in western Utah have produced new data on the chronology and human occupation of late Pleistocene and early Holocene lakes, rivers, and wetlands in the Lake Bonneville basin. We have classified paleo-river channels of these ages as “gravel channels” and “sand channels.” Gravel channels are straight to curved, digitate, and have abrupt bulbous ends. ...

How Do Atmospheric Rivers Form?

The Need for Ichthyological Surveys of the Major Rivers of Western North America.

Exploration for " Big Bones " at Lower Blue Licks Spring, Kentucky: Willard Rouse Jillson 555 The Immunizing Effect in the Action of TrypanocidalAgents: Clifford S. Leonard .................................... 556 Thiophene-free Benzene: B.J.Graul and J. V. Karabinos .................................... 557 Pyridylmereuric Acetate as a Prophylactic in Fisheries Management: Willis M. Van Horn an...

Public Diplomacy and its Institutions in United States of America

Although, once, in the far past, sending gifts and missionaries was called a type of public diplomacy, today it is manifested as academic disciplines, policy making institutions, and multi-purpose organizations. The most important institutions of these kinds, now, exist in the US, whose purpose is to promote the politics of this country as Public Diplomacy and to follow local and international ...