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Groundwater impact might take years

Friday 15 Feb 19 10:00am

Groundwater is critical to agriculture worldwide

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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