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Ni Jinren's research team has made new progress in the study of solute changes and river syndromes in the world's major rivers

 Last Update: 2021-11-04
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Solute is one of the most fluid and abundant substances in rivers.

Due to the lack of large-scale and long-sequence river dissolved solid monitoring data, there have been few systematic studies on global river dissolved solids and their changing trends, effects and causes with runoff in the past

River syndrome caused by extreme changes in dissolved solids

Studies have shown that the world’s Dahe Syndrome stations are mainly distributed in two key latitudes, 30-50° north latitude and 30-40° south latitude, indicating that changes in dissolved solids are more affected by natural factors (such as rock weathering, climate change, etc.

This research was funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China's Innovative Research Group Project (No.

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