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Study Warns of Increasing Snow Droughts in the Western U.S. Due to Climate Change
A new study from the Colorado School of Mines indicates that extreme snow droughts, like last winter's, will become more frequent across the Western U.S. due to climate change. The likelihood of such droughts is expected to rise significantly over the coming decades, impacting water resources and increasing wildfire risks.
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