2024 US droughts affect 25.5% population, severely impacting agriculture, water supply, and social activities in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.

In 2024, rising temperatures have led to severe droughts across the U.S., with about 25.5% of the population facing abnormally dry conditions. Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona are among the hardest hit, with significant impacts on agriculture, water supply, and social activities. The correlation between higher temperatures and increased drought severity is clear, exacerbating water scarcity and increasing food prices. While current drought conditions are milder than in previous years, they still pose serious economic and social challenges.

September 04, 2024
8 Articles

Further Reading