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The Decline of Seasonal Snowpack by Mid‐Century in Mountainous National Parks of the Iberian Peninsula
Mountain ecosystems are rapidly evolving in the face of climate change, especially when they host seasonal snowpack which is highly sensitive to temperature changes. The mission of national parks to preserve natural areas is challenged by the impacts of changing snow conditions on the hydrology, the
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