Earth Sciences

Human-induced warming accelerates local evapotranspiration and precipitation recycling over the Tibetan Plateau

T. F. Cheng, D. Chen, et al.

Explore how recent changes in the Tibetan Plateau's precipitation are shaped by human-induced greenhouse warming, as revealed by researchers Tat Fan Cheng, Deliang Chen, Bin Wang, Tinghai Ou, and Mengqian Lu. This study highlights the intricate balance of moisture recycling and climate dynamics that threaten water and food security in High Mountain Asia.

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