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Eutrophication in a lake in China. Credit: Mengru Wang Water scarcity could affect three billion more people than previously expected by mid-century, with increased pollution rendering river sources “unsafe” for humans and wildlife, researchers warned Tuesday. The UN’s climate science panel has said that around half the world’s population currently faces severe water scarcity for
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Extreme weather in Antarctica, including ocean heat waves and ice loss, is set to become more intense unless urgent policy action reduces the burning of fossil fuels, a new study has found—the latest to sound the alarm on the damage climate change is unleashing. “It is virtually certain that continued greenhouse