The stable supply of water resources is an important foundation for maintaining human
production and life. With the development of economy and society, climate, socioeconomic …

Prolonged droughts and heatwaves are common causes of agricultural failure in Australia,
yet the origins of these climate anomalies remain understudied. Here, we use a Lagrangian …

Abstract Changes in water yield are influenced by many intersecting biophysical elements,
including climate, on-land best management practices, and landcover. Large-scale …

In the upper reach of the Yangtze River Basin in China, changes of the runoff and sediment
yield in the middle reach of the **sha River Basin have been given close attentions …

Evapotranspiration (ET) and water yield (WY) play a crucial role in sustaining available
water resources, and are greatly affected by climate and anthropogenic activities. The agro …

Alpine areas play a substantial role in supplying the world's water resources. The
hydrological cycle in these areas has been experiencing notable alterations owing to …

Driven by climate change and ecological restoration, the contradiction between rising
vegetation water consumption and declining terrestrial water availability becomes more …

Vegetation is a natural link between the atmosphere, soil, and water, and it significantly
influences hydrological processes in the context of climate change. Under global warming …

The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (QTP), the source of many major Asian rivers, is sensitive to
climate change, affecting billions of people's livelihoods across Asia. Here, we developed …

Natural processes, combined with human activities, determine the inherent quality of
regional water supply and demand. However, the interaction between artificial vegetation …