Figure 5. Upper Soldier Creek, KS predicted daily total phosphorus loads normalized for year of average precipitation adjusted for climate change (2021 – 2050) based on GISS-E2-H change scenario for RCP4.5 with optimized management solutions for 2014
Data underlying Figure 5. Upper Soldier Creek, KS predicted daily total phosphorus loads normalized for year of average precipitation adjusted for climate change (2021 – 2050) based on GISS-E2-H change scenario for RCP4.5 and implementation of least-cost optimized management solutions for 2014. Target load of 1039.6 lb P/day is shown with dashed line to highlight projected exceedances.
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| description | Data underlying Figure 5. Upper Soldier Creek, KS predicted daily total phosphorus loads normalized for year of average precipitation adjusted for climate change (2021 – 2050) based on GISS-E2-H change scenario for RCP4.5 and implementation of least-cost optimized management solutions for 2014. Target load of 1039.6 lb P/day is shown with dashed line to highlight projected exceedances. |
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| title | Figure 5. Upper Soldier Creek, KS predicted daily total phosphorus loads normalized for year of average precipitation adjusted for climate change (2021 – 2050) based on GISS-E2-H change scenario for RCP4.5 with optimized management solutions for 2014 |
