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Delineation of spring recharge zones using environmental isotopes to support climate-resilient interventions in two mountainous catchments in Far-Western Nepal by Matheswaran, Karthikeyan, Khadka, Ambika, Dhaubanjar, Sanita, Bharati, Luna, Kumar, Sudhir, Shrestha, Surendra

“…Though springs are the primary source of water for communities in the mid-hills of Nepal, an in-depth scientific understanding of spring systems is missing,…”
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Existing Accessible Modeling Tools Offer Limited Support to Evaluation of Impact Investment in Rangeland Ecosystem Services by Gordon, Beatrice L., Kowal, Virginia A., Khadka, Ambika, Chaplin-Kramer, Rebecca, Roath, Roy, Bryant, Benjamin P.

“…Privately owned rangelands in the western US support many ecosystem services and are threatened by financial incentives favoring conversion to housing…”
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Stormflow against streamflow – Can LID-provided storage capacity ensure performance efficiency and maintenance of pre-development flow regime? by Khadka, Ambika, Kokkonen, Teemu, Koivusalo, Harri, Niemi, Tero J., Leskinen, Piia, Körber, Jan-Hendrik

“…•The need for cost-efficient stormwater management designs is high.•Dynamic storage assessment of designs can quantify storage recovery rate.•Both storage…”
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Impact of planned water resource development on current and future water demand in the Koshi River basin, Nepal by Chinnasamy, Pennan, Bharati, Luna, Bhattarai, Utsav, Khadka, Ambika, Dahal, Vaskar, Wahid, Shahriar

“…The water resources of the Koshi Basin (87,311 km ²) are largely untapped, and while proposals for their development exist, their impacts on current and future…”
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Towards natural water cycle in urban areas: Modelling stormwater management designs by Khadka, Ambika, Kokkonen, Teemu, Niemi, Tero J., Lähde, Elisa, Sillanpää, Nora, Koivusalo, Harri

“…Urbanization modifies the natural water cycle particularly by reducing the water storage capacity. We analysed the storage capacity of three stormwater…”
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Wyoming's Aging Agricultural Landscape: Demographic Trends Among Farm and Ranch Operators, 1920–2007 by Glick, Henry B, Bettigole, Charles, Routh, Devin, Seegmiller, Lindsi, Kuhn, Catherine, Khadka, Ambika, Oliver, Chadwick D

“…On the Ground Across the United States, farmers and ranchers are getting older, and fewer young operators are entering the agricultural workforce than in the…”
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