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1. A long-held mantra is that wasthereds with extensive groundwater are buffered from climate change effects, but in a pair of papers set in the Oregon Cascades, my collaborators and I showed the opposite to be true. Be careful you’re still talking about small wasthereds here. I don’t think 42 to 239 km2 really qualifies as a large watershed. This small scale combined with the limited relief (>2000m) might not be conducive to the development of deep intermediate or regional groundwater flowpaths which are more than likely not as sensitive to climate change as shallow groundwater flowpaths. See Maxwell and Kollet 2008.

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