Drought Rivers and Melted Glaciers Point to Decline in Fresh Water on the Planet
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Climate change is contributing to an increasingly volatile and unpredictable water cycle, with more frequent extreme droughts and floods.
WMO warns of less water in rivers, lakes and glaciers in 2025, in a year marked by low flows and widespread loss of ice. WMO Report contents reveal less water in rivers, lakes and glaciers in 2025 appears first in Barlavento.
Rivers had in 2025 one of the driest years of the last 35. Report points to less groundwater and ice loss for the fourth consecutive year.
UN report shows that 36% of the hydrographic basins analyzed had a flow below normal in 2025; for the fourth consecutive year, all the main glacial regions of the Earth lost ice mass; document quotes reduction of groundwater reserves in northeastern and midwestern Brazil. Source of original article: United Nations / United Nations [...]
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