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Abstract. The effects of land-use change on river flows have usually been explained bychanges within a river basin. However, land–atmosphere feedback such asmoisture recycling can link local land-use change to modifications of remoteprecipitation, with further knock-on effects on distant river flows. Here, welook at river flow changes caused by both land-use change and water usewithin the basin, as well as modifications of imported and exportedatmospheric moisture. We show that in some of the world’s largest basins,precipitation was influenced more strongly by land-use change occurringoutside than inside the basin. Moreover, river flows in severalnon-transboundary basins were considerably regulated by land-use changes inforeign countries. We conclude that regional patterns of land-use change andmoisture recycling are important to consider in explaining runoff change,integrating land and water management, and informing water governance.

Remote land use impacts on river flows through atmospheric teleconnections