Climate Change and Water Management
Water is the lifeblood of our planet. It shapes landscapes, supports ecosystems, and sustains human life. Yet, as the 21st century unfolds, the world faces an unprecedented water crisis—one that is being amplified by the accelerating forces of climate change.

Across continents, the rhythms of rain, snow, and seasonal flows that have governed life for millennia are becoming less predictable. Glaciers that feed rivers are shrinking. Groundwater tables are falling. Droughts are deepening, and floods are becoming more frequent and more destructive. From megacities to rural farmlands, communities are grappling with water insecurity at a scale and speed never before seen.
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Climate Change and Water Management
Water is the lifeblood of our planet. It shapes landscapes, supports ecosystems, and sustains human life. Yet, as the 21st century unfolds, the world faces an unprecedented water crisis—one that is being amplified by the accelerating forces of climate change.

Across continents, the rhythms of rain, snow, and seasonal flows that have governed life for millennia are becoming less predictable. Glaciers that feed rivers are shrinking. Groundwater tables are falling. Droughts are deepening, and floods are becoming more frequent and more destructive. From megacities to rural farmlands, communities are grappling with water insecurity at a scale and speed never before seen.
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Climate Change and Water Management

Climate Change and Water Management

by Olubusayo Aina
Climate Change and Water Management

Climate Change and Water Management

by Olubusayo Aina

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Overview

Water is the lifeblood of our planet. It shapes landscapes, supports ecosystems, and sustains human life. Yet, as the 21st century unfolds, the world faces an unprecedented water crisis—one that is being amplified by the accelerating forces of climate change.

Across continents, the rhythms of rain, snow, and seasonal flows that have governed life for millennia are becoming less predictable. Glaciers that feed rivers are shrinking. Groundwater tables are falling. Droughts are deepening, and floods are becoming more frequent and more destructive. From megacities to rural farmlands, communities are grappling with water insecurity at a scale and speed never before seen.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940184376301
Publisher: CypressArk Publications
Publication date: 05/12/2025
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Olubusayo Aina is the Director of LAREINS, an Energy, Climate, ESG and Sustainability training institution. He is also a Professor with the Global Humanistic University (GHU) in Anguilla.
Olubusayo has a Ph.D. in Energy Economics and Finance.
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