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A Comparison of Satellite-Derived Snow Maps with a Focus on Ephemeral Snow in North Carolina
, 2010 Dorothy K. Hall +5 more
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Ploughshares, 2012
You probably know these lines, either from Christina Rossettis poem of 1871 or, more likely, Hoists setting of them as a carol. I used one of them as the title of a book, "bleak" altered to "deep" by the publisher, who thought "bleak" too bleak. Which it might indeed be.
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You probably know these lines, either from Christina Rossettis poem of 1871 or, more likely, Hoists setting of them as a carol. I used one of them as the title of a book, "bleak" altered to "deep" by the publisher, who thought "bleak" too bleak. Which it might indeed be.
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Snow? What Snow?: The 2011–2012 Snow Report
Weatherwise, 2013The 2011–2012 snow season across the lower 48 states was seen by most snow lovers as, simply stated, a dud.
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 1999
There are many inherent difficulties in the collection of epidemiologic ski data, but important trends have been identified. Further investigation into controllable risk factors is currently in progress in an attempt to reduce injury incidence, along with prophylactic strength training and conditioning programs.
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There are many inherent difficulties in the collection of epidemiologic ski data, but important trends have been identified. Further investigation into controllable risk factors is currently in progress in an attempt to reduce injury incidence, along with prophylactic strength training and conditioning programs.
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A low-to-no snow future and its impacts on water resources in the western United States
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021Erica R Siirila +2 more
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A warming-induced reduction in snow fraction amplifies rainfall extremes
Nature, 2023Mohammed Ombadi, , Alan M Rhoades
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