2023 reported the driest global rivers in 30+ years, with record-high temps decreasing water flow and threatening water security for millions.
In 2023, the World Meteorological Organization reported it was the driest year for global rivers in over 30 years, with record-high temperatures leading to reduced water flows and prolonged droughts. Glaciers, which supply river water, lost mass at the highest rate in 50 years, threatening water security for millions. The WMO emphasized the need for improved monitoring and data sharing to manage water resources effectively amid increasing climate change impacts.
October 07, 2024
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