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  1. Winds Above Tibet: A Quiet Resupply for Asia's Thirsty Billions

    New research shows winds help Asia's Water Towers supply water to nearly 2 billion people. Climate change is making this harder.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds

    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  2. Winds Above Tibet: A Quiet Resupply for Asia's Thirsty Billions

    New research shows winds help Asia's Water Towers supply water to nearly 2 billion people. Climate change is making this harder.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds

    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  3. Winds Above Tibet: A Quiet Resupply for Asia's Thirsty Billions

    New research shows winds help Asia's Water Towers supply water to nearly 2 billion people. Climate change is making this harder.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds

    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  4. Winds Above Tibet: A Quiet Resupply for Asia's Thirsty Billions

    New research shows winds help Asia's Water Towers supply water to nearly 2 billion people. Climate change is making this harder.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds

    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  5. Winds Above Tibet: A Quiet Resupply for Asia's Thirsty Billions

    New research shows winds help Asia's Water Towers supply water to nearly 2 billion people. Climate change is making this harder.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds

    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  6. Winds are a bigger water source for Asia's Water Towers than people thought. This is important as climate change affects water for 2 billion people.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds
    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  7. Winds are a bigger water source for Asia's Water Towers than people thought. This is important as climate change affects water for 2 billion people.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds
    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  8. Winds are a bigger water source for Asia's Water Towers than people thought. This is important as climate change affects water for 2 billion people.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds
    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  9. Winds are a bigger water source for Asia's Water Towers than people thought. This is important as climate change affects water for 2 billion people.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds
    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  10. Winds are a bigger water source for Asia's Water Towers than people thought. This is important as climate change affects water for 2 billion people.

    #AsiaWater, #ClimateChange, #TibetanPlateau, #WaterSupply, #Winds
    newsletter.tf/winds-help-asia-

  11. #Nitrogen enrichment can have a negative impact on #CommunityResistance, but can accelerate the recovery process. This is mainly achieved by affecting the #AsynchronyOfSpecies rather than the resistance or resilience of plant diversity.

    #AlpineMeadow | #DiversityResistance | #Drought | #FunctionStability | #TibetanPlateau

    doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf158

  12. 【Perspective】
    Human-accelerated Holocene vegetation change is greater than expected on the Tibetan Plateau.

    Peng-Chao Zhang et al. analyzed 61 records of filtered fossil pollen sequences from sediment cores across the #TibetanPlateau to assess changes in #FloristicDiversity.

    doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf139

  13. (3/4) 🌍 We found that most publications came from Central Europe (mainly the #EuropeanAlps) and Central Asia (#TibetanPlateau).

    The research focus on each global mountain region differed: a research hub on alpine soil fauna is found in Central Europe, for #biocrusts also in Northern Europe, and for microbiota in Central Asia.

    Most other mountain regions are still underrepresented, and more research should be conducted there to fill crucial knowledge gaps. 🏔️

  14. (3/4) 🌍 We found that most publications came from Central Europe (mainly the #EuropeanAlps) and Central Asia (#TibetanPlateau).

    The research focus on each global mountain region differed: a research hub on alpine soil fauna is found in Central Europe, for #biocrusts also in Northern Europe, and for microbiota in Central Asia.

    Most other mountain regions are still underrepresented, and more research should be conducted there to fill crucial knowledge gaps. 🏔️

  15. (3/4) 🌍 We found that most publications came from Central Europe (mainly the #EuropeanAlps) and Central Asia (#TibetanPlateau).

    The research focus on each global mountain region differed: a research hub on alpine soil fauna is found in Central Europe, for #biocrusts also in Northern Europe, and for microbiota in Central Asia.

    Most other mountain regions are still underrepresented, and more research should be conducted there to fill crucial knowledge gaps. 🏔️

  16. (3/4) 🌍 We found that most publications came from Central Europe (mainly the #EuropeanAlps) and Central Asia (#TibetanPlateau).

    The research focus on each global mountain region differed: a research hub on alpine soil fauna is found in Central Europe, for #biocrusts also in Northern Europe, and for microbiota in Central Asia.

    Most other mountain regions are still underrepresented, and more research should be conducted there to fill crucial knowledge gaps. 🏔️

  17. (3/4) 🌍 We found that most publications came from Central Europe (mainly the #EuropeanAlps) and Central Asia (#TibetanPlateau).

    The research focus on each global mountain region differed: a research hub on alpine soil fauna is found in Central Europe, for #biocrusts also in Northern Europe, and for microbiota in Central Asia.

    Most other mountain regions are still underrepresented, and more research should be conducted there to fill crucial knowledge gaps. 🏔️

  18. Shuping Guan et al. investigated the relative contributions of #PlantTraits to the potential #EcologicalImpacts of #InvasivePlantSpecies. But the results showed that there was no correlation between invasiveness and impacts of invasive species on the #TibetanPlateau.
    doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtad039

  19. Le Sun et al. pointed that the trade-off pattern of #Biomass of #AlpineGrasslands is not only determined by plant community traits and functions on the #TibetanPlateau, but also regulated by #Precipitation regimes.
    doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtad009