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Yingying Cui, Liping Zhu, Jianting Ju, Lun Luo and Yongjie Wang
It is of great practical significance to accurately distinguish the different water supply sources of rivers and lakes under climate change for regional water resources utilization. This study examines the impact of climate change on the hydrological pro...
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Vincent Chaplot and Macdex Mutema
Soil erosion is one of the most critical threats to cultivated land. Yet little information is available in Sub-Saharan Africa, especially on the relative contributions of various forms of erosion. Therefore, this study?s objective was to quantify soil l...
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Pascal Bernatchez, Geneviève Boucher-Brossard, Maude Corriveau, Charles Caulet and Robert L. Barnett
This article focuses on the quantification of retreat rates, geomorphological processes, and hydroclimatic and environmental drivers responsible for the erosion of an unconsolidated fine-sediment cliff along the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence (Q...
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Waldemar Kociuba and Grzegorz Janicki
Lower parts of proglacial rivers are commonly assumed to be characterised by a multiannual aggradation trend, and streambank erosion is considered to occur rarely and locally. In the years 2009?2013, detailed measurements of channel processes were perfor...
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Guy Merlin Guenang, Derbetini A. Vondou and Francois Mkankam Kamga
Total water storage change (TWSC) was calculated using CRU (Climatic Research Unit) monthly gridded data for the period 1962?1993 over Cameroon. Investigations were conducted to link its annual cycle with both the beginning and the end of the rainy seaso...
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Rebecca Boehm, Sean B. Cash, Bruce T. Anderson, Selena Ahmed, Timothy S. Griffin, Albert Robbat, John Richard Stepp, Wenyan Han, Matt Hazel and Colin M. Orians
Farmers in China?s tea-growing regions report that monsoon dynamics and other weather factors are changing and that this is affecting tea harvest decisions. To assess the effect of climate change on tea production in China, this study uses historical wea...
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Peter Thomas,Xavier Garcia-Marti
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Aim of study: Being the longest-lived of all European trees, capable of living significantly over 2,000 years, yew is highly likely to be negatively affected by climate change; this paper explores the changes in distribution and abundance. Main results: ...
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