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  • The study finds that the combined impact of climate change and expanded irrigation will generally reduce river runoff, with the most significant negative impact on hydropower production occurring in the Kizilirmak basin. While reservoirs in the Devoll basin improve water availability during low flow periods, reservoirs in the Kizilirmak basin increase water losses through evaporative surfaces and by enabling larger irrigation withdrawals.

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    Themes: climate changeagricultural irrigationhydropower
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Kızılırmak RiverDevoll
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