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Barcelona Drought Forces Water Bills to Spike by Up to 16% - Vimarsana News

Barcelona Drought Forces Water Bills to Spike by Up to 16%

Barcelona and different parts of Spain have been suffering from prolonged drought this year. Click to read more.

UK Forest May Collapse in Next 50 Years Without Climate Mitigation Efforts, Study Warns - Vimarsana News

UK Forest May Collapse in Next 50 Years Without Climate Mitigation Efforts, Study Warns

Researchers raised concerns about the potential collapse of UK forests in the next 50 years without urgent climate mitigation and protection efforts. Read here.

River Recoveries Can Take Years Due to Prolonged Drought, Lack of Rain, Study Shows - Vimarsana News

River Recoveries Can Take Years Due to Prolonged Drought, Lack of Rain, Study Shows

Researchers discovered that river and stream recoveries could take up to 3.5 years. The study analyzed the baseflow droughts in rivers. Read here.

Climate Change Losses Reach $140B Per Year with Prolonged Droughts, Heatwaves, Storms - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Losses Reach $140B Per Year with Prolonged Droughts, Heatwaves, Storms

Climate change ushering in prolonged drought, heatwaves, and storms has caused yearly losses of up to $140B for the past two decades. Read more here.

Saltwater Feared To Infiltrate Treatment Plants In New Orleans; Emergency Declaration Sought - Vimarsana News

Saltwater Feared To Infiltrate Treatment Plants In New Orleans; Emergency Declaration Sought

Saltwater is feared to result in drinking water crisis in New Orleans. Read more here. A surge of saltwater is feared to infiltrate treatment plants in New Orleans, which can later pollute the drinking water of thousands of residents in the area.