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“Water Bankruptcy” on World Water Day

Summary by Noticias De Mar Del Plata.
The scientific evidence on the water crisis is overwhelming. So much so that, in recent UN reports on this issue, a worrying concept is beginning to emerge: “global water bankruptcy.” This means that in many regions of the planet, more water is being consumed than their natural systems can replenish. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the global availability of freshwater has decreased by approximately 20% due to the deterioration of its q…
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“Water Bankruptcy” on World Water Day

33 years after the UN promoted World Water Day, the College of Nutritionists of the Province of Buenos Aires promotes this date because it is essential to continue to point out the importance and value of this vital resource for life

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Impulsobaires broke the news in on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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