UN warns of an impending 'existential crisis' that destroys crops
Briefly

"For the first time, the aridity crisis has been documented with scientific clarity, revealing an existential threat affecting billions around the globe."
"Unlike droughts - temporary periods of low rainfall - aridity represents a permanent, unrelenting transformation."
"Since 1990, arid regions have expanded by an area a third larger than India and now cover 40 percent of the Earth's land excluding Antarctica."
"If nothing is done to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the number of people living in drylands will more than double from 2.3 billion to 5 billion in 2100."
Read at Mail Online
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