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Over-Seasoning Risks Future Water Scarcity Through Pollution

Over-Seasoning Risks Future Water Scarcity Through Pollution
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Mengru wangNature communicationsProfessor at wageningen university researchUtrecht universityPotsdam institute for climate impact researchWageningen university researchAssistant professorWageningen universityPotsdam instituteClimate impact researchClean water scarcity

Nitrogen pollution could threaten one third of the world s drinking water by 2050

The impact would be chiefly felt in South China, Central Europe, North America, and Africa, the researchers.

United statesMaryna strokalMengru wangNature communicationsSouth chinaCentral europeNorth americaAssociate professor mengru wang

Too much seasoning in our rivers: More water scarcity due to future pollution

Many people across the world face water scarcity. Not only because of changing availability of water, but also because of pollution. An international ..

Mengru wangProfessor at wageningen university researchNature communicationsWageningen university researchPotsdam institute for climate impact researchUtrecht universityAssistant professorWageningen universityPotsdam instituteClimate impact researchClean water scarcity

Water Scarcity Could Affect Three Billion More People, Global Warming And Rising Demand Risk To Global Supply

More and more people are being affected by water scarcity due to global warming and rising demand. Read more here.

Benjamin bodirskyMengru wangSustainable development goalsWageningen university researchNature communicationsPotsdam institute for climate impact researchPotsdam instituteClimate impact researchWageningen universitySustainable developmentWater pollutionOrange peels can suck up mercuryNew studyGlobal warming

US Drinking Water at Risk As Nitrogen Pollution in River Basins Increases

A third of the world s drinking water could be scarce due to pollution by 2050, a new study has found.

United statesMengru wangNature communicationsWageningen university researchWageningen universitySouth chinaCentral europeNorth americaColorado riverLake mead

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