Storing frozen water to adapt to climate change

Lisa Palmer ()
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Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 2, 115-117

Abstract: Man-made ice towers provide water during the growing season in the high-elevation desert in the Himalayas to buffer effects of climate change. Local and international science partnerships are now working to develop technologies to make these ice stupas more efficient.

Date: 2022
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