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Is here not “proof” of more moisture in the air because of AGW. So it must mean more rains, soq whats the problem?
I’m sorry but just by looking at the picture, its clear from the exposed banks that global warming has reduced the level of the river about 1000 feet. /sarc
all that mud/silt etc ends up in the ocean, all over the world…
..I wonder how much that has contributed to sea level rise