More and more, people are experiencing the climate crisis through water. Water cycle patterns are disrupted meaning rainfall or snowmelt arrives either too early or too late or with too big or too ...

“In many cases, plants are not even represented on water cycle diagrams, which is ironic because we already ... senior author and an associate professor of Biological Sciences at Chapman University.

Record temperatures last year pushed the global water cycle to “new climatic extremes,” according to the Global Water Monitor 2024 report. The document, produced by an international consortium ...

"In many cases, plants are not even represented on water cycle diagrams, which is ironic because ... senior author and an associate professor of Biological Sciences at Chapman University.

Despite their critical role in returning water from the ground to the atmosphere, plants are often excluded from water cycle diagrams. “Our results show that the transit of water through plants occurs ...

"In many cases, plants are not even represented on water cycle diagrams, which is ironic because ... senior author and an associate professor of Biological Sciences at Chapman University.

“In many cases, plants are not even represented on water cycle diagrams, which is ironic ... senior author and an associate professor of Biological Sciences at Chapman University.

Climate change has been “wreaking havoc” on Earth’s water cycle by disrupting how water circulates between the ground, oceans and atmosphere, according to a new report. This has led to extreme ...

wreaking havoc on the water cycle. The 2024 Global Water Monitor Report released today shows how these changes are driving extreme events around the world. Our international team of researchers ...