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Water 'Fingerprints' Used To Time How Fast Rain And Snowmelt Flow Into Rivers

2016-01-25 03:41:25| pollutiononline Home Page

About one-third of the water flowing in global rivers is "young water" made up of rain and snowmelt that flowed into the river in less than three months

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