The pattern of abrupt climate events post-dating the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) remains a
pressing problem, with implications for pinpointing the role of global and regional forcing in …

The sparsity of high-resolution 10 Be chronologies in the Northern Hemisphere makes it
difficult to determine whether the global fluctuations in glacier extent during the last glacial …

Distinct moraine complexes are well-preserved at the headwaters of the Requ River valley
on the southern slope of Bujia Gangri, the largest center of modern glaciation in the eastern …

Reconstructing the extent and timing of palaeoglaciers and their associated climate is of
great importance for understanding the responses of glaciers to climate change. Glacial …

Terrestrial cosmogenic nuclide (TCN) dating has emerged as one of the most useful
techniques in the last two decades for quantifying geomorphological processes and building …

Cirques preserve important palaeo-climate information and have been investigated in
various areas around the world. High Mountain Asia (HMA) contains the largest modern …

Water resource is the primary factor impacting socio-economic development and security in
arid Central Asia where high water stress occurs. Therefore, understanding the mechanism …

Climate processes that operated during the end of the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) are
remarkable for its global synchroneity. Atmospheric CO 2 concentrations have been widely …

Abstract Glacial landforms on Mount Taibai, the main peak of the Qinling Mountains, China,
are investigated to improve understanding of Quaternary palaeoclimate evolution in this key …

Abstract The Tibetan Plateau (TP) serves not only as the “water tower” of Asia but also as an
important source in the global atmospheric dust cycle. While our knowledge of modern dust …