与此同时，第二次青藏科考评估结果还表明，尽管"亚洲水塔"未来水量趋于增加，但由于南亚、中亚大 部分国家人口的快速增加，上游供水量增加并不能满足其快速增长的用水需求。因此，未来"亚洲水 塔"下游的水资源要进行区域性分策应对和国际性综合协调，要强化冰崩、冰湖溃决等灾害科学预警体 系的构建，分享中国水资源管理的成功经验，实施更加有效的水资源可持续管理措施，构建"亚洲水 塔"水资源命运共同体。（记者李华 李键） 新华社拉萨11月19日电 第二次青藏科考研究发现，有"亚洲水塔"之称的青藏高原供水能力显著增强， 预估本世纪末外流区径流量增幅最高可达49%。 19日在拉萨举行的第二次青藏科考成果综合集成应用发布会上，中国科学院院士、第二次青藏科考队队 长姚檀栋介绍了这一研究成果。姚檀栋说，气候暖湿化导致"亚洲水塔"失衡，表现为冰川、积雪等固态 水体快速减少与湖泊、河流等液态水体广泛增加的固液相态失衡，过去40年长江源、澜沧江源等主要流 域径流持续增加，预估本世纪末外流区径流量增幅最高可达49%。 ...

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