Climate Change Causes River Network Contraction and Disconnection in the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, Oregon, USA

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Where did this all come from? Extending the model published and analyzed here by another several years. https://t.co/wU4BWV9oSP

@odo_nate @MattBetts11 @USLTER @HJA_Live Good question. We did quite a lot of analysis of the discharge record in the pub linked here. Fig. 2, for example, is all about long-term trends in the discharge record. https://t.co/wU4BWV9oSP

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