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Comment on 'Changes of inundation area and water turbidity of Tonle Sap Lake: responses to climate changes or upstream dam construction?'

Kallio et al., 2021

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Kallio M
Kummu M
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Recent hydropower development in the Mekong River has triggered a lot of discussion about its impact on flood dynamics along the river, as well as in one of the world's most productive lake-floodplain systems—the Tonle Sap Lake. A recent article by Wang et al …
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