Risk‐based water resources planning: Incorporating probabilistic nonstationary climate uncertainties
Edoardo Borgomeo(University of Cambridge), Chris Lambert(Thames Water (United Kingdom)), K. O. Colquhoun(Thames Water (United Kingdom)), Jim W. Hall(Oxford Research Group), Glenn Watts(Environment Agency), Fai Fung(Environment Agency)
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