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Think more rain means more river water? Not necessarily
A new study shows that increased rainfall doesn't always boost river flow. Researchers analyzed over 10,000 rivers, finding that one-third exhibit lower water flow despite more rain. This issue is critical for cities relying on rivers for w...
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A new study shows that increased rainfall doesn't always boost river flow. Researchers analyzed over 10,000 rivers, finding that one-third exhibit lower water flow despite more rain. This issue is critical for cities relying on rivers for water supply amid climate changes.
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Originally reported by The Guardian.
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