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Hydro-climatic and land use changes in the River Lune catchment, north west England, implications for catchment management.
Reported trends across the British Isles, illustrate changing rainfall gradients. Northern areas have become wetter in recent decades with greater variation between NW and SE rainfall totals. This paper explores hydro-climatic changes in North-West England over the last 140 years as part of a whole
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