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Human-induced intensification of terrestrial water cycle in dry regions of the globe

Earth Sciences

Human-induced intensification of terrestrial water cycle in dry regions of the globe

Y. Guan, X. Gu, et al.

Discover how anthropogenic climate change is drastically altering the global water cycle, especially in dry regions. Research by Yansong Guan, Xihui Gu, Louise J. Slater, Xueying Li, Jianfeng Li, Lunche Wang, Xiongpeng Tang, Dongdong Kong, and Xiang Zhang reveals that precipitation is increasing faster in arid areas, with implications for both water scarcity and flood risks.

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