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Surprising news: drylands are not getting drier – EurekAlert
Columbia Engineering study is the first to show the importance of long-term soil moisture changes and associated soil moisture-atmosphere feedbacks in future predictions…
IMAGE: A dryland ecosystem in Northern California shows decreasing soil moisture but little changes in surface water availability.
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New Columbia Engineering study–first to investigate the long-term effect of soil moisture-atmosphere feedbacks in drylands–finds that soil moisture exerts a negative feedback on surface water availability in drylands, offsetting some of the expected decline
New York, NY–January 4, 2021–Scientists have thought that global warming…
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