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Persistent places: A new project pulls together diverse groups to define and map climate change
October 15th, 2021A project that unites land managers, citizens, and scientists to jointly understand how Colorado Front Range ecosystems and public lands are responding to pressures from people and climate change has been funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Rare earth elements and old mines spell trouble for Western water supplies
August 30th, 2021Acid rock and mine drainage into Western streams is a problem. Climate change is making it worse.
In memoriam: Rolf Kihl
March 4th, 2021Rolf Kihl, a meticulous and inventive scientist who established INSTAAR’s Sedimentology Lab and ran it for decades, passed away on January 19, 2021. The INSTAAR community mourns his loss.
Events Calendar
Dissertation defense - Anna Hermes
Title Revealing modern sulfur cycle change: The biogeochemical fingerprint of agricultural sulfur from field-to-watershed scales Abstract…
INSTAAR seminar: Brandee Carlson - Linking morphodynamics and stratigraphy in fluvio-deltaic systems
Due to an abundance of natural resources, many of the world's large deltas are densely populated. However, these populations are at risk due to…
Seminars
INSTAAR seminar: Brandee Carlson - Linking morphodynamics and stratigraphy in fluvio-deltaic systems
Due to an abundance of natural resources, many of the world's large deltas are densely populated. However, these populations are at risk due to…