40年的研究表明,由于气温升高和水分减少,绿色覆盖较少的大城市的城市增长导致干旱加剧。 40-year study suggests urban growth in large cities with less green cover leads to more intense droughts due to increased air temperature and reduced moisture.

中国利用40年天气数据进行的一项研究显示,全球城市增长,特别是在绿色覆盖率较低的大城市,导致干旱条件更加严重。 A Chinese study using 40 years of weather data reveals that global urban growth, particularly in larger cities with less green cover, contributes to more intense drought conditions. 城市发展会提高气温,减少水分,并加剧“城市热岛效应”。 Urban development increases air temperature, reduces moisture, and exacerbates the "urban heat island effect". 研究强调需要改进城市设计和基础设施,以应对这些挑战,并强调城市植物在冷却和维护空气湿度方面的作用。 The research emphasizes the need for improved city design and infrastructure to combat these challenges and highlights the role of plants in urban areas for cooling and maintaining air moisture.