Water colour and climate

Reed M. Maxwell ()
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Reed M. Maxwell: Colorado School of Mines

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 2, 102-103

Abstract: The impacts of climate change on the ecohydrology of forested mountain regions are uncertain. New high-resolution modelling suggests that during a hot, dry summer in the Alps, stressed vegetation capitalizes on downslope water subsidies, amplifying runoff deficits and further depleting water resources.

Date: 2020
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