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Rivers and creeks all over the state have been running high with melted snow from the biggest snowpack ever recorded in Utah. 1983 was last time we had anything near this amount of snowmelt fueling our spring runoff. This year, with a historic snowpack, it seems like we should be experiencing more 100-year floods or even 500-year floods.
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The leaves and branches decomposing in rivers play a key role in the global carbon cycle. New research at more than 1,000 sites around the world…