Deforestation Is Drying Up Atmospheric Rivers
Deforestation has a dramatic impact on climate, reducing evapotranspiration which feed atmospheric rivers.
Deforestation has a dramatic impact on climate, reducing evapotranspiration which feed atmospheric rivers.
A rainfall gauge located at the Waipā Foundation in Kauai, Hawaii set the record for the most rainfall in a 24-hour period in the United States.
The hydroxyl radical’s reactivity has earned it the nickname “air detergent” – because of the way it effectively breaks down other gasses in the atmosphere, especially methane.
Negative rain(fall) occurs when a particular area experiences more atmospheric evaporation than water downpour over a period of time.