Harvard University research finds that increased precipitation, not rising temperatures, is the key driver behind the rise in U.S. soil moisture levels during summers from 2011 to 2020, challenging assumptions about drying soils due to climate change. The study highlights the importance of accurate precipitation predictions and effective water management in agriculture amidst uncertainties in long-term soil moisture trends.
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