Lake Sediments Link 4,500-Year Fire History to Moisture Variability
A 4,500-year lake-sediment record from northwestern Yunnan associates the region’s strongest wildfire interval with reduced moisture and drier local conditions.
A 4,500-year lake-sediment record from northwestern Yunnan associates the region’s strongest wildfire interval with reduced moisture and drier local conditions.
A 17-year satellite analysis shows that central India's extreme rainfall peaks when aerosol levels are lowest, revealing how the monsoon's ...
A 400,000-year-old pollen record from the Bay of Bengal shows that India's monsoon and tropical forests swung dramatically during a ...
An international drilling campaign has recovered 950.77 meters of sediment from beneath Nam Co on the Tibetan Plateau, yielding a ...
A new study reveals that two devastating Himalayan rainfall disasters in 2019 and 2023 were driven by contrasting interactions between ...
A 121-year analysis shows that the combined, shifting influences of the warming Indian and Pacific oceans determine whether India's summer ...
A strengthening mid-tropospheric moist stability barrier over the Bay of Bengal is shifting the Indian summer monsoon's rainfall westward and ...
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