Studying the environmental impacts of rising and falling water levels in the Mosul Dam Lake

The environmental impact of the hydrological and the hydroclimate cycle is highly affected by sustainable water resources and water flow, which are accumulated from rains naturally in rivers, lakes or reservoirs. Climate change and the global warming have a significant impact on water level and qual...

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Lakes
Moisture content
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Turbines
Water flow
Water levels
Water management
Water resources
Water storage
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