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This groundbreaking research by Alexander R. Gottlieb and Justin S. Mankin reveals the stark reality of human-induced warming on Northern Hemisphere snowpack, highlighting a troubling nonlinearity that amplifies the sensitivity of snow to warming. As we face accelerated water security risks, this study emphasizes the urgency in understanding and addressing these impacts.
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