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Rachel Middleton • CEAE • PhD student

Lena Nyblade • GEOL • MS Student

Zeng, Ziyue 1 ; Hong, Yang 2 ; Shen, Xinyi 31 Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO2 School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science, University of Oklahoma,

STULTS, John 11 ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵThe last decade of oil and gas exploration in the United States has been characterized by a sharp increase in the amount of oil and gas acquired from low-permeability shale formations. These low-permeability

Rhea, Allison E 1 ; Covino, Tim P 2 ; Rhoades, Chuck 31 Colorado State University2 Colorado State University 3 USFS, Rocky Mountain Research StationWildfires influence stream nutrient processing

Onyeali, Mazi-Mathias C 1 ; Joseph, Erouscilla P 2 ; Frey, Holli 31 ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ2 The University of Trinidad and Tobago3 Union CollegeDominica has an abundance of volcanic activity, with nine (9)

Leonard, Ryan E 1 ; Heckman, Christoffer 2 ; Minear, J. Toby 3 ; Anderson, Robert S 41 University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Computer Science 2 University of Colorado at

2 Presenting Author1 University of Colorado at Boulder, Geological Sciences2 University of Colorado at Boulder, Geological Sciences3 Snow bedforms cover around 8% of the world, mainly on Greenland and Antarctica. Despite being

Jarvis, Stephanie K 1 ; Barnard, Holly 2 ; Singah, Kamini 31 INSTAAR2 INSTAAR3 Colorado School of MinesThe model of ecohydrological separation suggests that trees source water from a different

Hammond, John C 1 ; Harpold, Adrian A 2 ; Kampf, Stephanie K 31 Colorado State University2 University of Nevada Reno3 Colorado State UniversitySnowmelt is the dominant source of streamflow generation