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Climate change and Water Resources in Nineveh Governorate

التغير المناخي و الموارد المائية في محافظة نينوى

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 Publication date 2010
and research's language is العربية
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This paper focuses on climate change in Nineveh based on climatological data records in this governorate. The general trend of the temperature appeared to surpass its average mean. The severe hot days also increased in summer, the precipitation in general deceased practically in the last two decades, irregular and delayed distribution of the rain, as well as drought cycles did occur.



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