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Klaus Haslinger1, Korbinian Breinl2, Lovrenc Pavlin2

  • 1Department for Climate Impact Research, GeoSphere Austria - Federal Agency for Geology, Geophysics, Climatology and Meteorology, Vienna, Austria. klaus.haslinger@geosphere.at.

Nature
|March 13, 2025
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豪雨は過去40年間で大幅に増加し,毎時間15%,毎日の降雨量は8%増加しました. この傾向は,特に小規模な河川の流域の洪水管理における気候適応の緊急性を強調しています.

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