As crucial waterways run low and Europe's farmers worry about their crops, the European Union is trying to come up with a ...

Across the globe, water scarcity is no longer a distant concern—it’s a present and growing crisis. Today, more than 2.3 ...

Millions of poor people spend hours every day carrying water But the very thing needed to raise funds to tackle water problems in poor countries - economic development ... a year would be needed to ...

Spruce trees that experienced long-term droughts were more resistant to future ones, while pines acclimatized to wet periods were more vulnerable.

Water has emerged as the single biggest nature-related risk to euro area economy, according to the European Central Bank and ...

The world has a worsening water crisis, and half of all food production will be at risk of failure by the middle of this century. That’s the worrying message from a major international study ...

It is clear that the nation is suffering from ‘’economic water scarcity’’- the inability to properly manage, use and protect water resources for socio-economic development and ...

This Economic Letter extends the analysis of Carleton, Crews, and Nath (2024) to focus on the potential vulnerability of the U.S. economy, population, and agricultural sector to water scarcity.

Geologists predict that the global population will reach 8 billion by 2025 and 9 billion by 2050. A large population in countries across Asia, Africa, and Europe will be grappling with water scarcity.

Do their economies grow more? Thomas Talhelm: So what we found is that, you know, independent from economic development, you can find an influence of the sort of historical scarcity of water on people ...

Afghanistan government has begun the construction of an elaborate water supply network to provide potable water to residents in the country''s northern Takhar province, reported the state-run Radio ...