American Cordillera snow futures

Isabel Cristina Hoyos Rincón ()
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Isabel Cristina Hoyos Rincón: Universidad del Quindío

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 12, 1088-1089

Abstract: Under climate change, the mountain snowpack worldwide is being reduced. Now, research warns of a likely transition to low-to-no snowpack in the American Cordillera, with consequences for freshwater availability.

Date: 2022
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