People’s perception of climate change impacts on subtropical climatic region: a case study of upper indus, pakistan

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• What: The authors aim to bridge the gap in current research within this area which predominantly relies satellite data by integrating qualitative assessments of people`s perceptions of thereby providing valuable ground-based observations of variability and its local communities. This study shows that a majority of the surveyed population in the Upper Indus Basin, when asked about their perception of change in climate indicators over the past 10 years , acknowledges a change in the climate parameters, including average temperature, average rainfall, and erratic rainfall.
• Who: Bashir Ahmad et al. from the Department of Engineering . . .
  

   

  

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