The timescale on which river runoff reacts to glacier melt changes differs strongly between individual basins. Here we discuss how an article published in 2018 linked the buffering role of glaciers to future seasonal runoff losses, and how later work has extended this insight towards drought, water resources and the consequences for downstream societies…
Source: Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
- Responding to ecological novelty
- Declines in European bumblebee habitat suitability attributable to climate change
- Restoring reefs with heat-tolerant corals
- Infrastructure links amplify impacts
- Record-breaking wildfires in Canada
- Policy returns
- Power asymmetries in adaptation
- Climate warming drives thermal shocks and accelerated freshwater habitat fragmentation
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