Titlebook: Climate Change; Impacts, Responses a Seema Rani,Rajesh Kumar Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02042-5al hydrological variability is required for hydropower generation, irrigation, and flood management. Therefore, there is an urgent need to understand the long-term perspective of the flow of these rivers (also considered as streamflow) which could only be achieved based on proxy data analysis in the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-91323-6e Last Glacial Maxima by referring to published datasets pan India and China. Though the signatures of major climatic events are reported globally, their intensity and behavior vary across different precipitation regimes. Here, the emphasis has been laid on the past climate records from Indian Summe

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Popular Populism and New Collective Actionsl rivers of northern India. These glaciers are under threat due to ongoing climate change. The Gaglu glacier located in the Chandra river basin of Western Himalaya was studied using satellite data and ground-based field validation. During 1973–2017, the Gaglu glacier has shown a total retreat of 523

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Antimo Luigi Farro,Simone Maddanu monitoring of some Himalayan glaciers shows a continuous negative mass balance and retreat due to recent warming. Here, the study discusses the previously established glacial stages within the Gangotri valley (Western Indian Himalaya) concerning climatic changes during Holocene. Palynology-based cl

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Antimo Luigi Farro,Simone Maddanu climate warming has resulted in the formation and expansion of many glacial lakes in the Indian Himalayan Region (IHR), which has posed the threat of glacial lake outburst floods. Sikkim Himalaya, an important part of Eastern IHR, possesses 84 glaciers and 14 potentially dangerous glacial lakes. Ho

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Praktische Therapieempfehlungen bei RLS,In this study, trends in the observed discharge (Rampur hydrological station ?1021?m AMSL) of the Satluj River in the Western Indian Himalaya (WIH) over 5 decades (1963–2012) were evaluated. The data were classified into average annual discharge (AAD), minimum annual discharge (MnAD), maximum annual

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Spezielle neurophysiologische Diagnostik,ographical area. The region is remarkable for its diversity of plants and animals and provides abundant ecosystem services to people. The Indian Himalayas (IH) is richly endowed with forest resources and supports different types of forest ecosystems along with varied topography. In addition to anthr

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Mauro Manconi,Diego García-Borreguerots income. It is a form of land use management system of farming that is essential for the sustainable growth of the region. Hence, this present work has been carried out in the Tehri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand which is located in the North-Western Indian Himalaya (NWIH) region. The sub-pixel c