Water-Induced Geo-Disaster Reduction in the Context of Climate Change: Hydrology, Management Strategies, and Ecological Geological Engineering

August 6, 2026WaterOpen Access

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The study aims to evaluate strategies for reducing geological hazards caused by extreme climate-induced hydrological changes.
Analyzed water-rock interactions and their impact on geological hazards.
Assessed various management strategies to mitigate these hazards.
Considered regional and global hydrological alterations due to climate change.
Identified significant increases in the frequency and magnitude of hazards linked to climate-induced changes.
Demonstrated that effective management strategies can reduce the severity of geological hazards.
Provided insights into ecological engineering practices that enhance resilience against hydrological extremes.

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Demonstrates effective management strategies for reducing geological hazards, suggesting important implications for climate resilience.

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Chang Zhou (2026) studied this question.

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