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Global projections of flash drought show increased risk in a warming climate
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Flash droughts, with their rapid onset and severe impacts on agriculture, are on the rise due to climate change. This study, conducted by Jordan I. Christian and colleagues, reveals alarming increases in flash drought frequency and cropland risk, particularly in North America and Europe, under high emissions scenarios. Don't miss the insights gathered from global climate model simulations!
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