>Anthropogenic climate change has intensified ongoing megadroughts in
south-western North America and across Chile and Argentina. Future
megadroughts will be substantially warmer than past events, with this
warming driving projected increases in megadrought risk and severity
across many regions, including western North America, Central America,
Europe and the Mediterranean, extratropical South America, and
Australia.
Splenda t1_irepvx2 wrote
Reply to comment by TaviRider in Historical review shows megadroughts could become permanent in some places due to climate change by Additional-Two-7312
It's right there in the abstract:
>Anthropogenic climate change has intensified ongoing megadroughts in
south-western North America and across Chile and Argentina. Future
megadroughts will be substantially warmer than past events, with this
warming driving projected increases in megadrought risk and severity
across many regions, including western North America, Central America,
Europe and the Mediterranean, extratropical South America, and
Australia.