Streamflow in high-mountain Asia is influenced by meltwater from snow and glaciers, and
determining impacts of climate change on the region's cryosphere is essential to understand …

Rivers originating in the high mountains of Asia are among the most meltwater-dependent
river systems on Earth, yet large human populations depend on their resources downstream …

Climate-driven changes in glacier-fed streamflow regimes have direct implications on
freshwater supply, irrigation and hydropower potential. Reliable information about current …

Abstract Across High Asia, the amount, timing, and spatial patterns of snow and ice melt play
key roles in providing water for downstream irrigation, hydropower generation, and general …

Climate change is a major environmental concern and the melting processes of the glaciers
and snowpacks are sensitive to climate change. The ultimate effect of the future changes on …

In many mountainous regions, winter precipitation accumulates as snow that melts in the
spring and summer, which provides water to one billion people globally. Climate warming …

Abstract The Tien Shan and Pamir mountains host over 28,000 glaciers providing essential
water resources for increasing water demand in Central Asia. A disequilibrium between …

Climate warming will reduce the duration of mountain snowpacks and spring runoff,
impacting the timing, volume, reliability, and sources of water supplies to mountain …

The hydrology of many important river systems in the world is influenced by the presence of
glaciers in their upper reaches. We assess the global‐scale response of glacier runoff to …

Climate change is altering the seasonal accumulation and ablation of snow across mid-
latitude mountainous regions in the Northern Hemisphere with profound implications for the …