Connie Woodhouse

Connie A. Woodhouse is a regents professor at the University of Arizona who is known for her use of tree rings to reconstruct the hydroclimate of the past, especially in western North America. In 2022 she was elected a fellow of the American Geophysical Union Provided by Wikipedia
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    Tree-Ring Evidence for Great Plains Drought
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    Latewood Chronology Development For Summer-Moisture Reconstruction In The US Southwest
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    Evidence that Recent Warming is Reducing Upper Colorado River Flows
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    Transdisciplinary Climate Research to Support Decision Making
    by Ferguson, Daniel B.
    Published 2015
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    North American Monsoon Paleoclimatology From Tree Rings
    by Griffin, Richard Daniel
    Published 2013
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    Cool-Season Moisture Delivery and Multi-Basin Streamflow Anomalies in the Western United States
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