Three-Quarters of the Earth Has Gotten Permanently Drier
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This crisis demands immediate global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and implement adaptive solutions. Without concerted efforts, billions face a future marked by hunger, displacement, and economic decline. The scientific evidence is clear that burning fossil fuels is causing permanent drying across the world.
This situation requires a balanced approach focusing on practical solutions rather than just emissions reduction. Through improved monitoring systems, better land management, and technological innovations in water efficiency, communities can adapt to changing conditions while maintaining economic development.