The Global Water Cycle Is Critical Infrastructure
▸ Part of: Nepal Drafts New Water Resources Law for Federal Structure
The global water cycle, crucial for life and climate regulation, is under strain due to rising temperatures, ecosystem degradation, and shifting rainfall patterns. The United Nations has declared a state of “global water bankruptcy.” To address this, a holistic approach is needed, treating the water cycle as shared infrastructure and reshaping investments and governance. This includes retaining water in natural environments through forest and wetland protection, alongside traditional infrastructure investments to build resilience against climate change.
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