Seminar video – Characterizing the response of Arctic streams and rivers to permafrost thaw.

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The NSERC PermafrostNet seminar video for November is now available.

Erika Hille presented her seminar on Characterizing the response of Arctic streams and rivers to permafrost thaw. Erika walked through her research on the relationships between thawing permafrost and water chemistry, covering Caribou creek, Rengleng river and the Miner river.

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