The Dead Sea is a hypersaline terminal lake experiencing a water level drop of about 1 m/yr
over the last decade. The existing estimations for the water balance of the lake are widely …

We investigated the Sea-Rain-Lake relation during the Last Glacial–Holocene in the East
Mediterranean region by comparing the δ18O and δ13C records of authigenic aragonite …

A quantitative understanding of climatic variations in the Levant during the last glacial cycle
is needed to support archaeologists in assessing the drivers behind hominin migrations and …

Evaporation plays a major role in lake systems, as it affects the water, energy and solutes
budgets. Water salinity reduces evaporation, and as a result affects the energy budget of the …

Abstract Searles Lake, California, was a saline-alkaline lake that deposited> 25 non-clastic
minerals that record the history of lake chemistry and regional climate. Here, the mineralogy …

The Dead Sea is a terminal lake, located in an arid environment. Evaporation is the key
component of the Dead Sea water budget and accounts for the main loss of water. So far …

Partitioning between the relative effects of the radiative and aerodynamic components of the
atmospheric forcing on evaporation is challenging since diurnal distributions of wind speed …

The semi-arid region of the Dead Sea heavily relies on groundwater resources. This
dependence is exacerbated by both population growth and agricultural activities and …

Those of us who live near the coast are familiar with the tide, that regular ebb and flow of the
sea, more strictly called the 'ocean tide'. At most locations it is a phenomenon with a …

The Dead Sea water‐level has been dropping at an exceedingly increasing rate since 1960,
and between 1993 and 2001, the interval of the InSAR data examined in this study, it has …