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Evidence of increasing drought severity caused by temperature rise in southern Europe

Environmental Research Letters · 2014 · Vol. 9(4) · pp. 044001–044001
Sergio M. Vicente‐SerranoJuan Ignacio López‐MorenoSantiago Beguerı́aJorge Lorenzo‐LacruzArturo Sanchez‐LorenzoJosé M. García‐RuizCésar Azorín-MolinaEnrique Morán‐TejedaJesús RevueltoRicardo M. TrigoM. F. E. S. CoelhoFrancisco José Jiménez Espejo

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Hydrology and Drought AnalysisHydrology and Watershed Management StudiesClimate variability and modelsEvapotranspirationEnvironmental scienceMediterranean climateStreamflowClimate changePeninsulaClimatologyWater resourcesDrainage basinGeography

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