Relationship of underground water level and climate in Northwest China’s inland basins under the global climate change: Taking the Golmud River Catchment as an example

Jia-wei Wang; Jin-ting Huang; Tuo Fang; Ge Song; Fang-qiang Sun

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Wang Jia-wei, Huang Jin-ting, Fang Tuo, Song Ge, Sun Fang-qiang. 2021. Relationship of underground water level and climate in Northwest China’s inland basins under the global climate change: Taking the Golmud River Catchment as an example. China Geology, 4(3), 402‒409. doi: 10.31035/cg2021064.

Citation: Wang Jia-wei, Huang Jin-ting, Fang Tuo, Song Ge, Sun Fang-qiang. 2021. Relationship of underground water level and climate in Northwest China’s inland basins under the global climate change: Taking the Golmud River Catchment as an example. China Geology, 4(3), 402‒409. doi: 10.31035/cg2021064.

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Relationship of underground water level and climate in Northwest China’s inland basins under the global climate change: Taking the Golmud River Catchment as an example

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