Streamflow response to potential land use and climate changes in the James River watershed, Upper Midwest United States

Potential land use and climate changes would result in 12-18% % and 17-41% increases in annual streamflow, respectively, by end of the century. The combined effects of land use and climate changes would intensify future streamflow responses with 13-60% increases in the region. This study provides a broad perspective on plausible hydrologic alterations in the region, prompting individual and collective opportunities to engage with this topic for sustainable planning and management of watersheds.