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Reservoir sedimentation threatens billions with growing water risk
More than half of all global reservoirs could become functionally inoperable by 2060 due to sedimentation, threatening water supplies to
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AI may use enough water to match needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030
Artificial intelligence (AI) may be powering and transforming our everyday lives, but is exacting a huge cost in terms to
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Tropical rivers facing sustained oxygen loss due to climate warming
Global rivers are undergoing widespread and sustained deoxygenation, or sustained oxygen loss, driven by climate warming, with tropical rivers, including
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Nature-based infrastructure vital to avert Asia’s looming water crisis
Fatima Yasmin The Asia-Pacific has made remarkable progress in water and sanitation over the past decade. Hundreds of millions more people now
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Human activities accelerating changes in global freshwater cycle
Human activities, through large-scale water and land-use, coupled with climate change, are significantly altering the global freshwater cycle at an
Technology
Now, a high-school student designs low-cost teabag to remove arsenic in water
Arsenic contamination in groundwater is a global public health concern, with south and southeast Asia being the most affected with
