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That’s a wrap MammothMountain. Awesome few days kicking off the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory #CRELL “ICECRME” project. Learning more about snow with the best.

“If climate change is a shark, water resources are the teeth, because that’s what’s going to bite us, that’s what’s going to hurt us the most.” Highly recommend this podcast by @climatepod PeterGleick(closed)

⌛️Time is running out for AGU abstracts! Submit to GC047 focused on Wildfire impacts on watersheds🔥 agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/preli…

Still looking for an #AGU23 session before next week's abstract deadline? Consider one of these two sessions on integrated mountain hydroclimate research.

Please RT and spread the word! Applications will be reviewed Sept 15, 2023. Posting description here: aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF04041

Is it December yet?

🏔️ 💧 EESA Research Scientist Dr. Erica Siirila-Woodburn talks about challenges to come in already water-stressed regions in a Los Angeles Times article about shrinking seasonal snowpack. Berkeley Lab lat.ms/3vxTpp4

“Even though the storms during January slightly helped out our snowpack, we’re only about halfway of where we should be for this time of year." Ian James examines California's snow #drought in Los Angeles Times: latimes.com/environment/st…

Great week at #EGU24!

Groundwater age and fingerprinting in the Upper Colorado? Check out Nick Thiros talk about what it means for the water towers of the western US in today's @Berkeleylab Earth and Environmental Sciences at Berkeley Lab SLAM event💥youtu.be/FUIoRMVYGEs?si… via YouTube

New study alert❗️DOE Office of Science Berkeley Lab Congratulations @rcarrollcb and co-authors — Delightful working with you, as always.

“The study shows how a warmer #climate, with less snow and more rain, will deplete groundwater and therefore streamflow, limiting the #watershed's ability to rebound to previous water levels, even during wet periods.” - co-author Dr. Erica Siirila-Woodburn Earth and Environmental Sciences at Berkeley Lab newsweek.com/colorado-river…

A large portion of the water lost during droughts in California comes from water stored underground. For the first time, we cohesively include two modes of deformation (+water storage change from GRACE-FO) to estimate total water and groundwater storage change over 2020-2021.

This week: Watershed function + forest ecology + wildfire + surprise 🫎ending Earth and Environmental Sciences at Berkeley Lab Berkeley Lab ERGBerkeley DOE Office of Science

In this week's The New York Times: our low-to-no snow study Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈, "One Ski Resort’s Long-Shot Bet to Survive Low Snowfall and Devastating Wildfires" tinyurl.com/LBNL-l2ns

In celebration, we asked the authors of some of our most impactful articles (in terms of news stories, article accesses, etc.) to reflect on the successes of their Reviews Of course, all our articles are impactful in their own way! rdcu.be/d6lZU