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Characteristics of Agricultural System and Energy Resources fifth of its corn, a quarter of its cotton, four-fifths of its grain sorghum, and a sixth of its pork (Duncan et al. 1995). While wheat and beef production are important across most or all of the Great Plains states, one or more of the states also contribute significantly to production of other ani

幻影

Climate Conditions and Scenarios of Change across the Great Plainslongitudinal range from North Dakota and Montana in the north to Texas in the south contributes to the extreme range in hot and cold temperatures. Climatic phenomena that have major impacts on the Great Plains include droughts, floods, winter storms, convective storms, heat waves, cold waves, hurric

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Energy Considerationswith the timing of greatest water consumption dependent on cropping patterns and constraints on water availability (Schneekloth & Andales, 2009). Total energy use for irrigation water delivery varies considerably across the region because of differences in total cropped acreage, dependence on ground

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Great Plains Societal Considerationsssociated stress are triggering response strategies and other mitigation and adaptation measures from land managers, government officials and staff, and various industries. The impacts and responses address water, energy, and other essential resources for both human and environmental well-being.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137542991,000 ft (1,524 m) at the foot of the mountains. Before their widespread conversion to intensive agriculture, the Great Plains were noted for their extensive grasslands, from tall-grass prairie in the east to short-grass prairie in the western High Plains. The generally low relief of the plains is br