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Zeliff, Morgan M.Ìý1Ìý;ÌýWilliams, MarkÌý21ÌýUniversity of Colorado2ÌýUniversity of ColoradoStable isotopes and hydrochemical constituents of water were used to evaluate the role of groundwater in two high-elevation, snowmelt

Yoshino, MioriÌý1Ìý;ÌýGe, SheminÌý21ÌýUniversity of Colorado2ÌýUniversity of ColoradoLimited groundwater studies exist for aquifers in the Denver Basin north of the Greeley Arch. With continued proposals for uranium mining in

Xing, FeiÌý1Ìý;ÌýKettner, Albert J.Ìý2Ìý;ÌýHannon, Mark T.Ìý31ÌýCSDMS Integration Facility, INSTAAR, University of Colorado, Â鶹ӰԺ2ÌýCSDMS Integration Facility, INSTAAR, University of Colorado, Â鶹ӰԺ3Ìý

Wilson, John LÌý11ÌýNew Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologyThe traditional hydrologic view of western mountains was constrained by the notion that the only significant natural water storage in mountains is snowpack, giving less

Weingarten, MatthewÌý1Ìý;ÌýHsieh, PaulÌý21ÌýUniversity of Colorado at Â鶹ӰԺ, Â鶹ӰԺ, CO, USA2ÌýU.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA, USASolute transport through fractured porous rocks can be described by advective-

Underhill, Vivian RÌý11ÌýUniversity of ColoradoWith rising global temperatures, a major concern is that fresh water from melting glaciers and the Greenland ice sheet will slow down global oceanic circulation patterns, in particular the North

Underhill, Vivian RÌý1Ìý;ÌýWood, Kevin RÌý2Ìý;ÌýMahoney, AndyÌý31ÌýUniversity of Colorado, Environmental Sciences Department2ÌýJoint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean3ÌýUniversity of Alaska,

Swanner, Elizabeth DÌý1Ìý;ÌýTempleton, Alexis SÌý21ÌýUniversity of Colorado2ÌýUniversity of ColoradoIt is now established that microbial life inhabits pore spaces and fractures deep within the solid rock of our continents.

SanClements, Michael DÌý1Ìý;ÌýMcKnight, Diane MÌý2Ìý;ÌýForeman, Christine MÌý31ÌýINSTAAR, University of Colorado at Â鶹ӰԺ2ÌýINSTAAR, University of Colorado at Â鶹ӰԺ3ÌýMontana State UniversityWhile in

Rudolph, James VÌý1Ìý;ÌýFriedrich, KatjaÌý21ÌýUniversity of Colorado, Dept. of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (ATOC)2ÌýUniversity of Colorado, Dept. of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (ATOC)A 21st century precipitation