A unified wetting and drying theory

Jacob Scheff ()
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Jacob Scheff: University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 1, 9-10

Abstract: For years, theory and model simulations have strongly disagreed on whether global warming will lead to scarcer or more plentiful water supplies. An elegant study now supplies the missing theoretical piece, strengthening the case that global water resources will increase in a warmer world.

Date: 2019
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