In the Rocky Mountain headwaters of the Colorado River, the snow that falls in winter represents a savings account of water that will run downstream each spring. Our scientists are tracking water and weather in the Rockies and how these factors might respond to a changing climate.
A New Category of Snow-Hungry Heat Waves
How Wildfires Transform Soil Chemistry
Where Roots Run Deep, Nutrients Flow
A New Category of Snow-Hungry Heat Waves
How Wildfires Transform Soil Chemistry
Where Roots Run Deep, Nutrients Flow
