Welcome to our monthly round-up of new publications! Here you will find a weekly-updated list of relevant, newly published articles on mountain research that you won't want to miss this month.
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25-31 July 2020
High-resolution snow depth monitoring for entire mountain ranges
Seismic Response of a Mountain Ridge Prone to Landsliding
Role of the Hyporheic Zone in Increasing the Resilience of Mountain Streams Facing Intermittency
A Future of Retreating Glaciers in the Himalayas
Experiments Reveal How Permafrost Carbon Becomes Carbon Dioxide
Trade‐offs between biodiversity and agriculture are moving targets in dynamic landscapes
Mosses modify effects of warmer and wetter conditions on tree seedlings at the alpine treeline
Multiple Phases of Mountain Building on the Northern Tibetan Margin
18-24 July 2020
Multi-scale snowdrift-permitting modelling of mountain snowpack
The effects of low-magnitude flow conditions on bedload mobility in a steep mountain stream
11-17 July 2020
[BOOK] Climate-Adaptive Design in High Mountain Villages: Ladakh in Transition
Stakeholder participation in IPBES: connecting local environmental work with global decision making
[BOOK] Landscapes and Landforms of Switzerland
[BOOK CHAPTER] Urban montology: mountain cities as transdisciplinary research focus
1-10 July 2020
[REPORT] International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) Annual Report 2019
The effects of inter-fire interval on flora-fauna interactions in a sub-alpine landscape
Wildfire-Driven Forest Conversion in Western North American Landscapes
High Levels of Ambient Ozone (O3) May Impact COVID-19 in High Altitude Mountain Environments
Reconstruction of maximum temperature on Zhegu Mountain, western Sichuan Plateau (China)
The Great Acceleration of fragrances and PAHs archived in an ice core from Elbrus, Caucasus
Variations in surface area of six ice aprons in the Mont-Blanc massif since the Little Ice Age
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