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Water shortage crisis worsens globally
The article addresses the global crisis caused by the decline in water resources. It points out that the drying of rivers, decreasing groundwater levels, and the accelerating melting of glaciers pose a serious threat to freshwater sources. Reports indicate that 2025 was one of the driest years in 35 years, with river flows decreasing in 36% of the world's regions, and two-thirds of groundwater wells operating outside their normal levels. There have been significant losses in glaciers, with approximately 408 gigatons of ice lost in a single year, and a total of around 1,400 gigatons between 2023 and 2025. The organization emphasized that these phenomena lead to ongoing disruptions, which require enhanced international cooperation, data sharing, the establishment of common standards, and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate the worsening of the crisis.
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