water crisis
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UN Warns Risk Of Regional Conflict As Water Stress Increases
The United Nations warned that a water crisis can lead to local and regional conflict. Read more here.
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Drought Puts Six Million Southern California Residents Under Water Restrictions
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Worsening Climate Crisis May Intensify Global Water Shortage, Says New Report
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