Postdoctoral fellow at Colorado State University (USGS/NASA).💧🔥🪲 Biogeochemist studying wildfire & mining impacts on water. Open science + Rstats enthusiast. First-gen 🎓 & advocate for diversity in STEM. she/her
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Lauren Magliozzi, PhD 💧
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The largest restored wetlands in Massachusetts now cover hundreds of acres of what used to be cranberry farms.
New open access paper! 🎉 Rare earth elements, not so rare? In a wetland below an abandoned Colorado silver mine, REEs were more concentrated than cadmium and lead. Unlike trace metals, they persisted in impacted wetlands. What does this mean for how we monitor and remediate mine-impacted water? 🧪⚒️🌎
Reactive #wildfire responses leave gaps in water research. New paper presents a framework from 5 case studies (including our work after the Camp Fire!) showing how proactive co-production between scientists, water agencies & communities can build resilience 🔥💧🧪 www.frontiersin.org/journals/wat...
During the pandemic, the world stood still – and many lakes became measurably clearer. A global study shows that #lockdowns caused water #turbidity in lakes worldwide to drop sharply 🌍💧
https://f.mtr.cool/yedgnkrgfp
Y’all Hampshire College is trying to rise from the ashes as a community-run cooperative and I am here for it: hampshirenext.org
It's official: This is Colorado's lowest peak snowpack on record.
Statewide snowpack is just 24% of average, by far our lowest peak snowpack in 38 years of official records.
April 8 = Colorado's peak average statewide snowpack date (a bit later north, earlier south).
#COwx
Holy smokes! An incredible start to the 'Wildfire Season' in the US this year - owing to an abnormally hot and snowless winter in some parts of the country.
The IAGD is calling for nominations for the 2026 IGER Award!
We want to recognize work that furthers our mission for accessible and inclusive geoscience education and practice. Students are eligible.
Scan the QR code or go to the following link for more info: theiagd.org/iger/
Wildland–urban interface fires (WUI fires) can pose a significant threat to water resources, including drinking water supplies, water treatment infrastructur...
Colorado statewide snowpack has fully melted off, per latest NWCC data.
That marks the earliest snowpack melt since 2018, and the 5th-earliest on record (since 1987). It’s also about two weeks earlier than average.
This also fully opens the door for summer fire season.
#COwx
Hydrology Paper of the Day @limnologylauren.bsky.social on the geochemistry of the Peru Creek sub-watershed in Colorado: mineral concentrations in water and water quality analyses; spatiotemporal patterns and anomalies; linear models and hydrological pathways; and understanding flow paths.
Lauren Magliozzi, PhD 💧
Lauren Magliozzi, PhD 💧
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Eawag Aquatic Research
Climate trends in the Colorado Mineral Belt have intensified acid rock drainage (ARD) and acid mine drainage (AMD), increasing the need to understand trace metal and rare earth element (REE) cyclin...
New open access paper! 🎉 Rare earth elements, not so rare? In a wetland below an abandoned Colorado silver mine, REEs were more concentrated than cadmium and lead. Unlike trace metals, they persisted in impacted wetlands. What does this mean for how we monitor and remediate mine-impacted water? 🧪⚒️🌎
www.tandfonline.com
Climate trends in the Colorado Mineral Belt have intensified acid rock drainage (ARD) and acid mine drainage (AMD), increasing the need to understand trace metal and rare earth element (REE) cyclin...
