Climate change: a challenge to decision-makers in managing Brazilian hydro systems

  • A. Livino, J. Briscoe, E. Lee, P. Moorcroft and J. Kelman
  • Vol. 21 - Issue 4, 2014

The study described here aims to contribute to the investigation of impacts of climate and land-use changes on the hydrological cycle in Brazil. It explores how the climate and vegetation models can be used credibly in conjunction with hydrological models to investigate the impacts of climate change on the hydrological cycle. The paper describes work done in the Paraná river basin, and ongoing work in the Tapajós river basin.

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