GTAV AC:G Y7 - Water in the world

Ocean deoxygenation:
Everyone’s problem
Causes, impacts, consequences and solutions

https://portals.iucn.org/library/sites/library/files/documents/2019-048-En.pdf

A beach in India is coated in knee-deep foam that experts warn is toxic.

A new map shows areas of the ocean that conservationists agree are in need of protection.

Some years ago, you needed a raincoat to stand in the rainforest at the lip of the Victoria Falls so as not to get soaked by the spray from the magnificent waterfalls.

Dubbo tightened its water restrictions under direction from the state government but has now loosened the definitions under the tougher guidelines.

Miami Beach is spending half a billion dollars to defend themselves against the climate crisis. But smaller towns are also at risk, and some may not be able to afford to adapt.

Climate change, pollution and crop irrigation are putting heavy demands on the Ganges.

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Researchers are drilling into remnant billabongs across the city to document the landscape as it was under Aboriginal management

Rising demand and climate crisis threaten entire mountain ecosystem, say scientists

The taste of smoke is in everything, even tap water, since rain washed ash into catchment dams in northern NSW.

For decades the Black Sea has been treated as a dumping ground for agricultural and industrial waste from south eastern Europe - with things so bad that scientists considered parts of it almost entirely dead.

But what has been done to turn things around and is there any prospect of an improvement?

The BBC's Jonah Fisher travelled across the region, trying to find out if there's any chance of the Black Sea cleaning up its act.

Video produced by Abdujalil Abdurasulov

Decades of short-sighted government policies are leaving millions of Indians defenseless in the age of climate disruptions – especially the country’s poor.

Greenpeace calls for global action over nets, lines and traps that are deadly for marine life

The weather bureau has hinted at a shift back towards normal rain by summer's end.

Kangaroos have been spotted digging for water in dried-up creek beds as severe rainfall deficiencies continue.

A new study maps out which regions have seen increases in the magnitude of destructive river flooding, and why.

Wait until you see the difference 34 years makes.