drought
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Trees That Grow in Wetter Regions are Less Resilient to Drought [Study]
Drought or dry soil conditions can damage roots, weakening trees or resulting in their deaths. Click to read more.
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Barcelona Drought Forces Water Bills to Spike by Up to 16%
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Lake Titicaca's Waters Severely Receded Leaving Indigenous People Struggling
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Climate Hazard Flip: Changes in Frequent Floods, Drought Bring Devastating Impacts on Communities
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State of Emergency as Stage 5 Drought Conditions in British Columbia Plunges Village to Water Shortage
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Drought, Overuse and Politics Threaten the Rio Grande, a Vital Water Source for the U.S and Mexico
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Beavers in Canada Help Improve Drought Conditions in Rivers in British Columbia, Report Shows
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Hotter Rivers Can Occur Due to Drought, Reduced Water Flows, Report Warns
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Climate Change-Induced Drought Impacts Global Water Security, New Report Shows
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Mississippi River Suffers from Low Water Levels Due to Prolonged Drought, Dry Conditions
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Seattle Urges 1.5 Million Residents to Conserve Water Due to 43% Severe Drought Across State
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US Drought Threatens Drinking Water of Some Midwest Towns
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20-Year Drought Causes Panama Canal to Run Dry, Causing Maritime Trade Disruptions
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