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Celebrating hydrologic science: The “Science is Essential” collection

Water Resources Research published nine commentaries in the AGU “Science is Essential” collection. The goal of these papers is to celebrate the advances in hydrologic science, to show how hydrologic science is essential for society, and to illustrate how hydrologic science has influenced policies. Here we provide a brief introduction to these papers, to encourage you to explore them in full.

Martyn P. Clark | H J van Meerveld | Charles H. Luce

[1] A. Werner,et al. Science, society, and the coastal groundwater squeeze , 2017 .

[2] James Kirchner. Science, politics, and rationality in a partisan era , 2017 .

[3] Gordon E. Grant,et al. The frontier beneath our feet , 2017 .

[4] B. Scanlon,et al. The food‐energy‐water nexus: Transforming science for society , 2017 .

[5] M. Celia. Geological storage of captured carbon dioxide as a large‐scale carbon mitigation option , 2017 .

[6] James P. McNamara,et al. The essential value of long‐term experimental data for hydrology and water management , 2017 .

[7] Michael A. Goldstein,et al. Water and life from snow: A trillion dollar science question , 2017 .

[8] Dennis P. Lettenmaier,et al. Observational breakthroughs lead the way to improved hydrological predictions , 2017 .

[9] Efi Foufoula-Georgiou,et al. Solving water quality problems in agricultural landscapes: New approaches for these nonlinear, multiprocess, multiscale systems , 2017 .