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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,

Weiss, Tristan 1 ; Covino, Tim P 2 ; Brooks, Alex C 3 ; Wohl, Ellen 41 Colorado State University2 Colorado State University3 Colorado State University4 Colorado State

Webb, Ryan W 1 ; Molotch, Noah 2 ; Fend, Michael 31 INSTAAR, University of Colorado Boulder2 Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder3 UNAVCOSnow is an important component of the hydrologic

Torrens, Christa L. 1 ; Lyons, W. Berry 2 ; Welch, Kathleen A. 3 ; Gooseff, Michael N. 41 Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado - Boulder2 Byrd Polar Research

Swanson, Andrew 1 ; Lander, Paul 2 ; Travis, William 31 University of Colorado Boulder2 University of Colorado Boulder3 University of Colorado BoulderThe Navajo Nation is the largest American Indian

STULTS, John 11 ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØThe 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

Straight, Brian 1 ; Castendyk, Devin 2 ; Ransom, Brandon 3 ; Filiatreault, Pierre 4 ; Carroll, Jordan 5 ; Wei, Ran 61 University of Colorado Boulder - Civil,

SanClements, Michael 11 The National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON)Over the last several decades dissolved organic carbon concentrations (DOC) in surface waters have increased throughout much of the northern hemisphere. Several

Ryan, Joseph 11 Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering; University of Colorado, BoulderOver the past decade, hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling accelerated oil and gas development in Colorado.  Much of the

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