Agriculture Research update US demand for food dries out Mexico Imports of fruit and veg deplete water resources across the border Read article: US demand for food dries out Mexico
Water Research update How scarce is fresh US groundwater? In some regions reserves extend less than 300 m deep Read article: How scarce is fresh US groundwater?
Water Research update Cape Town ‘Day Zero’ water crisis due to migrating moisture corridor Analysis highlights vulnerability of dry regions to climate change Read article: Cape Town ‘Day Zero’ water crisis due to migrating moisture corridor
Water Research update Salt-free drinkable water comes at a cost Two-thirds of the world worries about water for at least a month annually. One successful source of salt-free drinkable water leaves a bitter aftertaste Read article: Salt-free drinkable water comes at a cost
Climate Research update Ocean warming speeds vary with depth The world’s oceans are a vast reservoir of heat and ocean warming speeds differ widely Read article: Ocean warming speeds vary with depth
Climate Research update Winters are ‘getting sick’ Decline of snowpack in California Sierra could dry out reservoirs and exacerbate forest fires Read article: Winters are ‘getting sick’
Water Video Excessive withdrawals and oil and gas industry deplete groundwater Fresh groundwater is less abundant in several key US basins than previously thought Read article: Excessive withdrawals and oil and gas industry deplete groundwater
Water Research update Humans to live in more arid world Extra 700 million people could live in arid regions by 2100 Read article: Humans to live in more arid world
Water Research update Flood models validated in Africa First collective analysis – of floods in Nigeria and Mozambique – bodes well for identifying high-risk areas worldwide Read article: Flood models validated in Africa
Agriculture Research update Sustainable irrigation could feed extra 2.8 billion people World has enough spare water to boost irrigation by nearly 50%, study finds Read article: Sustainable irrigation could feed extra 2.8 billion people