Environmental Science
4 years ago

Changing river dynamics threaten water levels at Fuhe River tail.

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Analysis of changes of relationship between water level and discharge and its causes at the tail of Fuhe River in recent 70 years
Hua Ge, Chunyan Deng

Paper Summary

The relationship between water level and discharge at the tail of Fuhe River has changed significantly in the past 70 years. The water level has decreased even at the same discharge levels. These changes were not caused by changes in runoff, but by alterations in the river bed and downstream water levels.

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