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Hydrological Processes
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Tanya M. Doody, Megan Lewis, Richard G. Benyon and Guy Byrne
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- Rising ELA and expanding proglacial lakes indicate impending rapid retreat of Brady Glacier, Alaska
M. Pelto, D. Capps, J. J. Clague and B. Pelto
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Phillip Harder and John Pomeroy
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Noah M. Schmadel, Bethany T. Neilson and Tamao Kasahara
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