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Nearly 700 million people could be living in extreme drought by 2100

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×ByThe number of people living in could hit nearly 700 million by the end of the century, more than triple the number today. The total area of land affected could also more than double by 2100.Yadu Pokhrel at Michigan State University and his colleagues have modelled how the amount of water stored on land will change under varying degrees of climate change.They studied a measure known as terrestrial water storage, which represents the sum of all water available on land, including water …No commitment, cancel anytime*Offer ends 19/10/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive a refund on unserved issues.Existing subscribers, please with your email address to link your account access.Inclusive of applicable taxes (VAT)AdvertisementTrendingLatestVideoFree

×ByThe number of people living in could hit nearly 700 million by the end of the century, more than triple the number today. The total area of land affected could also more than double by 2100.Yadu Pokhrel at Michigan State University and his colleagues have modelled how the amount of water stored on land will change under varying degrees of climate change.They studied a measure known as terrestrial water storage, which represents the sum of all water available on land, including water …No commitment, cancel anytime*Offer ends 19/10/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive...

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