Influence of Climate and Anthropogenic Feedbacks on the Hydrological Cycle, Water Management and Eng

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The hydrological cycle is far from being a stationary process and always experienced changes in the past.In recent years it seems that both climate and anthropogenic factors are accelerating the variability of meteorological and also hydrological processes.
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