Key Takeaways
- Global water cycle is under unprecedented stress due to human activities and climate change, threatening economies, food production, and livelihoods.
- Disruptions to the water cycle are causing water scarcity for nearly 3 billion people, shrinking crops, and sinking cities, with potential catastrophic consequences if urgent action is not taken.
- Urgent action is needed to address the global water crisis, including better management of natural resources, massive cuts in planet-heating pollution, and recognizing water as a common good that requires collective action from world governments.
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