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Climate change is throwing Earths water cycle severely out of whack. According to new satellite data, freshwaters are growing fresher and salt waters are growing saltier at an increasingly rapid rate all around the world. If this pattern continue

Calls to address salinity intrusion in adaptation efforts as a priority

Fresh water cycles from ocean to air to clouds to rivers and back to the oceans. This constant shuttling can give us the illusion of certainty. Fresh water will always come from the tap. Wont it?

Members of the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Board of Directors and staff converged on the state’s Capitol recently for Florida Keys Day, to advocate for funding that could take some

The Mekong Delta region is forecast to suffer more severe saltwater intrusion than the average in many years from the start of February, but not as hard as the 2019-2020 dry season, according to Phung Tien Dung, head of the Hydrological Forecasting Department for the Central, Central Highlands and Southern Regions under the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.

Clue: it's not the Thames Barrier.

[By Riyan Sobhan Talha] Twice a week, 50-year-old Brajasundari loads a collection of jerrycans on...

[By Riyan Sobhan Talha] Twice a week, 50-year-old Brajasundari loads a collection of jerrycans on...

Scientists have opened a new horizon sequencing the genomes of three salinity and submergence tolerant rice

Hasina calls on rich nations to finance climate-resilient efforts