The Path Forward from Global Water Bankruptcy
By Ella Deutchman
A recent United Nations report declares the world is facing a state of water bankruptcy that will force food and agriculture systems to adapt. Across the globe, surface waters and glaciers are shrinking, wetlands have been liquidated, and groundwater has been depleted, the report states. As water insecurity grows, agricultural heartlands are running off a…
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