Africa: As Freshwater Reserves Shrink, Countries Must Prepare for a New Water Reality
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- Le Monde (France)seen 17 Sept, 14:54description edited
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L’année 2025 a été l’une des plus sèches depuis trente-cinq ans en matière de débits fluviaux, constate l’organisme des Nations unies dans son bilan mondial annuel de l’état des ressources en eau publié jeudi 17 septembre.L’année 2025 a été l’une des plus sèches depuis trente-cinq ans en matière de débits fluviaux, constate l’organisme des Nations unies dans son bilan mondial annuel de l’état des ressources en eau publié jeudi.
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Thu, 17 September 2026
6 reports- Le Monde (France)04:01first to reportedited after publishing
L’année 2025 a été l’une des plus sèches depuis trente-cinq ans en matière de débits fluviaux, constate l’organisme des Nations unies dans son bilan mondial annuel de l’état des ressources en eau publié jeudi.
- N1 Info (Croatia)06:56
Rijeke diljem svijeta 2025. godine zabilježile su jednu od najsušnijih godina u posljednjih nekoliko desetljeća, objavila je Svjetska meteorološka org
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- tportal (Croatia)17 Sept, 06:54their copy
- Index.hr (Croatia)07:32
ZBOG rekordne suše rijeka i topljenja ledenjaka u 2025., WMO upozorava na opasan pad zaliha vode koji ozbiljno ugrožava budućnost globalne opskrbe.
- AllAfrica08:06
[UN News] The world is entering a period in which abnormal water supplies are becoming the norm, with river flows, groundwater and glaciers all showing signs of sustained disruption, the UN weather agency warned on Thursday.
- Le Monde English10:00
Worldwide river flows in 2025 were among the driest in 35 years, according to the World Meteorological Organization's annual global report on the state of water resources.
- yubanet.com18:21
New WMO data reveal shrinking rivers, groundwater, and glaciers worldwide, linking climate change to a destabilized global water cycle.
Fri, 18 September 2026
1 report- azocleantech.com06:13
The global water cycle is becoming increasingly unbalanced. Extreme droughts and floods are the result.
Sun, 20 September 2026
1 report- kenya-today.com00:31
The UN World Meteorological Organisation warns that shrinking river flows, falling groundwater and ongoing glacier loss signal a lasting shift in the global water cycle.
Mon, 21 September 2026
1 report- bne IntelliNews17:27
The water stored on the world's land is steadily draining away, and 2025 was one of the driest years for the world's rivers in three and a half decades.