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Abstract The problem of global warming is a facing the world community. Since Industrial Revolution’s birth, use energy from fuel oil (FF) has surged, and this causes an increase in Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) resulting burning fuel. This GHG cause rise earth’s temperature, which estimated to one day, earth not comfortable even no longer habitable. solution reducing GHGs that can be done by saving ...

The Palouse area of the Northwestern Wheat and Range Region suffers high erosion throughout the winter season. The excessive soil loss is a result of a combination of winter precipitation, intermittent freezing and thawing of soils, steep land slopes, and improper management practices. Soil strength is typically decreased by the cyclic freeze and thaw, particularly during the period of thawing....

Recent and future river basin management requires a more spatially distributed description of basin hydrology and nutrient transport processes to enable land use management as a process controlling factor to realize sound river basin management. The spatial description of these processes in the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) watershed model is presently realized by aggregating the flows ...