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Non‐stationary runoff responses can interact with climate change to increase severe outcomes for freshwater ecology
2022
Water Resources Research
One of the more pervasive global threats to water resources is climate change (Reid et al., 2019) . Flow alterations influenced by changes in means and variability of climatic conditions present severe threats to water supply and the health and survival of many freshwater species (IPCC, 2014; van Vliet et al., 2013) . Many assessments of climate risk to freshwater ecology commonly focus on direct climate effects on long-term statistics, such as reductions in mean annual precipitation (Chapman
doi:10.1029/2021wr030192
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