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2022 water report: Global warming changing the water cycle

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The third La Niña year in a row intensified existing droughts in the Americas, while causing floods in parts of Asia and Oceania, according to a first-of-its-kind report released today by the Global Water Monitor Consortium, led by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU).

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Phys.org

2022 water report: Global warming changing the water cycle

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9News

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The Conversation

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Cosmos Science

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ANU

2022 water report: global warming changing the water cycle

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Smart Water Magazine

New report shows alarming changes in the entire global water cycle

In 2022, a third La Niña year brought much rain to Australia and Southeast Asia and dry conditions to the other side of the Pacific. These patterns were...

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