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Global Warming to Leave Another 500 Million or More Plagued by Water Scarcity
Global warming, even if limited to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, could subject some 500 million to increased water scarcity -- a number that would increase by 50 percent if greenhouse gas emissions are not cut soon.
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