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Nearly 30% of Earth’s Land Is in Drought—and It’s Getting Dryer

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By Mark Smith
| The Earth and I
In May 2021, water levels of Lake Oroville, California, dropped to 38% of capacity. ©Frank Schulenburg/WikimediaCC BY-SA 4.0 Some environmental concerns seem further away than others, but few are as immediately alarming as drought. The impact on humans can be devastating. From a lack of drinking water and dying crops to the spread of diseases, there are few areas of human suffering that drought does not touch.
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Groundwater is the unseen ace in the pack of water resilience

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By Mark Smith
| iwmi.org
Water scarcity, pollution and floods are water risks that propagate through societies, affecting our health, food, energy and economies. Managing water risks can deliver resilience across all these systems and groundwater is the unseen ace in the pack. Groundwater is water that collects beneath the Earth’s surface. It is a critical natural resource that supports food security.
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Rising Cancer Rates in the Young

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By Mark Smith
| The Earth and I
The rates of a variety of cancer types are rising among younger people. iStock Medical experts around the globe are engaged in vital detective work: to figure out why cancer is increasingly developing among young people. Meanwhile, lifestyle is coming under suspicion as one of the possible contributing factors.
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