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Abstract

Understanding the relationship between precipitation patterns and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is critical for predicting future climatic changes and mitigating environmental risks. This study examines the projected changes in precipitation patterns under varying greenhouse gas concentration scenarios and their potential impacts on climate systems. Through the application of advanced climate models, the research explores the spatial and temporal variability of precipitation and how this interacts with GHG emissions across different global regions. The analysis suggests that rising GHG concentrations will exacerbate extreme precipitation events, including both droughts and heavy rainfall, posing significant risks to water resources, agriculture, and infrastructure. The study also emphasizes the importance of integrating GHG emission reductions into climate adaptation strategies to manage future water-related risks.