Abstract The Tibetan Plateau (TP) is the area with most high-altitude lakes in the world, of
which most are in the Qiangtang Plateau (QP), the endorheic basin of the TP. Since the …

Abstract The Tibetan Plateau is among the most ecologically important and sensitive regions
worldwide, which has undergone severe desertification in recent decades, particularly in the …

The temporal and spatial characteristics of soil moisture over the Tibetan Plateau (TP) were
analysed to explore the relative contributions of temperature and precipitation to soil …

Glacial lakes are important freshwater resources in southern Tibet. However, glacial lake
outburst floods have significantly jeopardized the safety of local residents. To better …

Lake hydrological fluctuations on the Tibetan Plateau (TP) are highly sensitive to global
climate change, which can be reconstructed directly by dating paleoshorelines representing …

Vegetation dynamics are key processes which present the ecology system's response to
climate change. However, vegetation sensitivity to climate change remains controversial …

Inland surface water is often the most accessible freshwater source. As opposed to
groundwater, surface water is replenished in a comparatively quick cycle, which makes this …

Plateau lake chlorophyll-a concentration [Chl-a] is one of the key water quality parameters to
characterize trophic state responding to climate change. A total of 106 samples were …

The evasion of carbon dioxide (CO 2) from lakes significantly influences the global carbon
equilibrium. Amidst global climatic transformations, the role of Qingzang Plateau (QZP) lakes …

The area covered by the four lakes in the Zhuonai Lake–Salt Lake Basin in Hoh Xil (Zhuonai
Lake, Kusai Lake, Heidinor Lake, and Salt Lake) has changed significantly over the past 30 …