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Vegetation greening mitigates the impacts of increasing extreme rainfall on runoff events

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The number and magnitude of extreme rainfall events are projected to increase throughout the global land surfaceProjected declines in event‐based runoff ratio are found for a majority of the global land surfaceProjected runoff ratio declines are linked to decreased antecedent soil water from changes in individual evapotranspiration components

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