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Quarter of world running short of water9 Aug 19 - A quarter of the world’s population across 17 countries are living in regions of extremely high water stress, a new report reveals. |
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Tank-water communities could be at risk9 Jul 19 - Rural communities relying on rain on their roofs for water could be at more risk of disease as the climate warms, new research shows. |
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Jesus might think again if he could see the Jordan today25 Feb 19 - If Jesus were alive today, he might reconsider a baptism in the river Jordan - there’s a good chance he’d pick up an eye infection. |
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Groundwater impact might take years15 Feb 19 - While climate change makes dramatic changes to weather and ecosystems on the surface, the impact on the world’s groundwater is likely to be delayed, representing a challenge for future generations. |
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Scientists warn of groundwater 'time bomb'25 Jan 19 - Climate change might be creating a groundwater "time bomb" as the world's underground water systems catch up to the impacts of global warming. |
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World Bank issues first sustainable water bond5 Sep 18 - The World Bank has launched a Sustainable Development Bond series to raise awareness of the importance of ocean resources. |
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DRYING OUT: Water shortage key challenge of the century18 May 18 - Scientists voice new concerns about water shortages as data reveals swathes of the globe are drying out. |
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Five billion could be short of water by 2050, says UN21 Mar 18 - More than five billion people could suffer water shortages by 2050 due to climate change, increased demand and polluted supplies, according to a UN report. |
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What Day Zero means to Cape Town26 Feb 18 - Day Zero in Cape Town is when most of the city’s water taps will be switched off. |
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Cities most likely to run out of drinking water (like Cape Town)12 Feb 18 - Cape Town is in the unenviable situation of being the first major city in the modern era to face the threat of running out of drinking water. |
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Drought city's telltale map puts pressure on water users24 Jan 18 - The latest weapon in Cape Town’s water saving arsenal is a map that exposes private meter readings to public scrutiny. |
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Changing climate threatens our water systems27 Oct 17 - Much of New Zealand’s $20 billion worth of stormwater and wastewater systems will not cope with the impacts of climate change, an expert is warning. |
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On a parched planet, nations look to the clouds26 Sep 17 - To cope with worsening heat and drought, countries from the United States to China are turning to “cloud seeding” to boost rainfall. |
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WAR AND WARMING: A great waterway comes under threat8 Sep 17 - Hydrologists and climate scientists have just calculated the future of one of the world’s most celebrated waterways, the River Jordan. Their conclusion is that the outlook is poor − and getting... |
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WATER WARNING: The world is drinking microplastic fibres7 Sep 17 - Microplastic contamination has been found in tap water in countries around the world, leading to calls from scientists for urgent research on the implications for health. |
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How to turn $1 into $3: Plant the waterways11 Aug 17 - Every dollar spent on planting New Zealand’s waterways would pay returns of at least $3. |
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Amazon dams plan is set to cost the Earth4 Jul 17 - It’s one thing to harness a river. It’s quite another to build a series of Amazon dams and control the life of the planet’s richest habitat. |
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Climate change will alter flow of the Nile3 May 17 - The 400 million people who depend on the predictability of the River Nile face an uncertain future as global warming delivers more extreme weather. |
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