Snowpack in the northern Rocky Mountains has shrunk at an unusually rapid pace during the past 30 years, according to a new study. The decline is “almost unprecedented” over the past 800 years, say researchers who used tree rings to reconstruct a centuries-long record of snowpack throughout the entire Rocky Mountain range
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Rapid Decline in Mountain Snowpack Bad News for Western U.S. Rivers
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