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Reclaiming freshwater sustainability in the Cadillac Desert by Sabo, John L., Sinha, Tushar, Bowling, Laura C., Schoups, Gerrit H. W., Wallender, Wesley W., Campana, Michael E., Cherkauer, Keith A., Fuller, Pam L., Graf, William L., Hopmans, Jan W., Kominoski, John S., Taylor, Carissa, Trimble, Stanley W., Webb, Robert H., Wohl, Ellen E., MacDonald, Glen M.

“…Increasing human appropriation of freshwater resources presents a tangible limit to the sustainability of cities, agriculture, and ecosystems in the western…”
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Decreased Rates of Alluvial Sediment Storage in the Coon Creek Basin, Wisconsin, 1975-93 by Trimble, Stanley W.

“…The total measured rate of alluvial sediment accretion in the agricultural Coon Creek Basin for the period 1975-93 was only about 6 percent of the rate that…”
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Historical sources and watershed evolution by Trimble, Stanley W.

“…Historical data, including structures, documents, photographs and eyewitness reports, allow changes in some drainage basins to be documented in fine detail…”
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U.S. Soil Erosion Rates: Myth and Reality by Trimble, Stanley W., Crosson, Pierre

“…No problem of resource or environmental management can be rationally addressed until its true space and time dimensions are known. The limitations of the…”
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The use of historical data and artifacts in geomorphology by Trimble, Stanley W.

“…Historical data and artifacts, as commonly used in historical geography, can provide powerful tools for dating geomorphological processes over the past century…”
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Contribution of Stream Channel Erosion to Sediment Yield from an Urbanizing Watershed by Trimble, Stanley W.

“…Stream channel erosion has long been suspected as the major contributor to long-term sediment yield from urbanizing watersheds. For San Diego Creek in southern…”
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Happ, S.C., Rittenhouse, G. and Dobson, G.C. 1940: Some principles of accelerated stream and valley sedimentation. US Department of Agriculture Technical Bulletin 695 by Trimble, Stanley W.

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GRASS VERSUS TREES: MANAGING RIPARIAN AREAS TO BENEFIT STREAMS OF CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA by Lyons, John, Thimble, Stanley W., Paine, Laura K

“…Forestation of riparian areas has long been promoted to restore stream ecosystems degraded by agriculture in Central North America. Although trees and shrubs…”
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If the Science Is Solid, Why Stoop?: An Environmental Scientist Parses Climategate by Trimble, Stanley W.

“…The author believes that there has indeed been climate warming over the past few decades and that human action may be one of the causes. While Climategate may…”
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The Glut of Academic Publishing: A Call for a New Culture by Trimble, Stanley W., Grody, Wayne W., McKelvey, Bill, Gad-el-Hak, Mohamed

“…Academic publishing has already reached a point where too much material of too little substance is being published, and this trend is continuing. The…”
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Measurements and models of soil loss rates by Nearing, M.A, Romkens, M.J.M, Norton, L.D, Stott, D.E, Rhoton, F.E, Laflen, J.M, Flanagan, D.C, Alonso, C.V, Binger, R.L, Dabney, S.M, Doering, O.C, Huang, C.H, McGregor, K.C, Simon, A

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Fluvial processes, morphology and sediment budgets in the Coon Creek Basin, WI, USA, 1975–1993 by Trimble, S W

“…Sediment budget processes in Coon Creek, Wisconsin, from 1975 to 1993 changed only moderately, generally continuing the trends that were evident in 1975…”
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Rates of Soil Erosion by Pimentel, David, Skidmore, Edward L., Trimble, Stanley W.

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On "Valley Floor Sedimentation in the Upper Mississippi Valley"by Knox by Trimble, Stanley W.

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Wide Rivers Crossed: The South Platte and the Illinois of the American Prairie . ByEllen Wohl. Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 2013. 408pp. Illustrations, maps, bibliography, and index. Cloth $55.00 by Trimble, Stanley W.

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Fluvial processes, morphology and sediment budgets in the Coon Creek Basin, WI, USA,1975-1993: Climate and long-term human impact on sediment fluxes in watershed systems by TRIMBLE, Stanley W

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Changes in Sediment Storage in the Coon Creek Basin, Driftless Area, Wisconsin, 1853 to 1975 by Trimble, Stanley W.

“…For any time period, total basin sediment yield can be used to make reliable estimates of upland erosion rates only when no significant change in sediment…”
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In Memoriam: Kirk H. Stone, 1914-1997 by Dobson, Jerome E., Trimble, Stanley W., Dobson, Jeffrey R., Friend, Donald A.

“…The pioneering educator and researcher in geography Kirk H. Stone is remembered. Stone died in November of 1997 at the age of 83…”
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Kirk H. Stone, 1914-1997 by Dobson, Jerome E., Trimble, Stanley W., Dobson, Jeffrey R., Friend, Donald A.

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The cow as a geomorphic agent — A critical review by Trimble, Stanley W., Mendel, Alexandra C.

“…Cows are important agents of geomorphological change. On the uplands, heavy grazing compacts the soil, reduces infiltration, increases runoff, and increases…”
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