2019
DOI: 10.3390/w12010065
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Projected Changes in the Water Budget for Eastern Colombia Due to Climate Change

Abstract: There is a lack of information about the effect of climate change on the water budget for the eastern side of Colombia, which is currently experiencing an increased pressure on its water resources due to the demand for food, industrial use, and human demand for drinking and hygiene. In this study, the lumped model BROOK90 was utilized with input based on the available historical and projected meteorological data, as well as land use and soil information. With this data, we were able to determine the changes in… Show more

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“…However, the pertinent simulations at local scales are still subjected to additional challenges arising from the downscaling procedure and from uncertainties [34,35]. Molina et al [36] investigated the effect of climate change on the water budget in eastern Colombia, which currently experiences water scarcity due to increasing water demands for food production, industry, and domestic use. Using the model BROOK90 and historical and projected meteorological data, the authors provide information for potential changes in the water balance in four different regions characterized by distinct climatic conditions.…”
Section: Climate Change Impacts On Water Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the pertinent simulations at local scales are still subjected to additional challenges arising from the downscaling procedure and from uncertainties [34,35]. Molina et al [36] investigated the effect of climate change on the water budget in eastern Colombia, which currently experiences water scarcity due to increasing water demands for food production, industry, and domestic use. Using the model BROOK90 and historical and projected meteorological data, the authors provide information for potential changes in the water balance in four different regions characterized by distinct climatic conditions.…”
Section: Climate Change Impacts On Water Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%