Climate Warming Threatens Water Security for 2 Billion People

TL;DR
A new study warns that if global temperatures rise by 1.5°C, nearly 2 billion people could face irreversible disruptions in rainfall patterns due to shifts in the intertropical convergence zone, potentially impacting water resources, agriculture, and ecosystems worldwide, with effects possibly lasting decades.
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