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Anthropogenic warming and intraseasonal summer monsoon variability amplify the risk of future flash droughts in India
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Flash droughts threaten agriculture in India, particularly during the summer monsoon. Researchers Vimal Mishra, Saran Aadhar, and Shanti Shwarup Mahto reveal alarming projections that suggest a significant increase in drought events due to climate change and monsoon variability.
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