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Intensification of East Asian summer extreme precipitation under a net-zero anthropogenic CO2 emission scenario
Global warming has intensified extreme precipitation, a trend projected to continue as warming persists. However, how extreme precipitation characteristics respond to global warming mitigation strategies remains poorly understood. This study examines East Asian summer extreme precipitation responses
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