Drought reduces blue-water fluxes more strongly than green-water fluxes in Europe
The partitioning of drought-induced water deficits into blue-water runoff and green-water evapotranspiration is critical, as the respective anomalies threaten different societal sectors. Here the authors show that drought reduces runoff much faster and stronger than it reduces evapotranspiration acr...
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Nature Portfolio
2018
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/fa5d33d2cb484613b7215ae970fafba5 |
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| Sumario: | The partitioning of drought-induced water deficits into blue-water runoff and green-water evapotranspiration is critical, as the respective anomalies threaten different societal sectors. Here the authors show that drought reduces runoff much faster and stronger than it reduces evapotranspiration across European climates. |
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