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Agricultural Research Service
The Climate Hubs are an interagency collaboration across the U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA). Agricultural Research Service hosts five of the ten regional locations. Each Climate Hub is co-led by Forest Service or Agricultural Research Service, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Agricultural Research Service’s Office of International Research Engagement and Cooperation provides leadership and coordination of research capacity internationally via the International Climate Hub. The Climate Hubs connect USDA research and programs in their regional delivery of tools and information. This page highlights work in collaboration with Agricultural Research Service.
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Agricultural Research Service Global Work
The Agricultural Research Service provides leadership and coordination of research capacity to the agency's international relationships.
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How Does a Changing Climate Impact Dams? The…
How do the extreme weather changes resulting from climate change impact the condition of our nation’s aging dams? Do sudden shifts from extreme precipitation…
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Targeted Grazing for Wildfire Fuel Breaks
This Adaptation in Action profile highlights the use of targeted cattle grazing to create fuel breaks for wildfire containment in the Great Basin.
