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Consequences of Climate Change: Future Spain Could Turn Into a Desert as Global Warming Continues
Warning! A new study reveals that much of the Mediterranean region could dry up and its forests could be replaced with deserts as global warming continues. The cities of Seville and Lisbon would be smack in the middle of a desert by the end of the century.
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