Hot air holds more moisture. That's why you can blow your hair dry even after a steamy shower. It's also what dumps rain in ...

Scientists reveal how the atmosphere’s growing thirst for water is intensifying droughts worldwide, threatening crops and ...

Higher temperatures caused by climate change are driving complex processes that make droughts bigger and more severe, new ...

Water treatment is expensive. It uses a lot of energy and produces its own waste that gets disposed of at a hefty price.

The water crisis threatens more than 50% of global food production and risks shaving ... as it returns to the atmosphere when plants release water vapor, generating about half of all rainfall ...

The global agri-food industry— valued at $6 trillion ... filtered water containing 74 plant minerals. Water vapor present in the atmosphere represents another valuable source of fresh water.

That’s exactly what Food & Water Watch is fighting for in 2025 and beyond ... (CCS), a failed technology meant to grab carbon from industrial plants and the atmosphere, then bury it deep underground.

The next world war may be fought over food and water. That’s what agripreneur Edward Hargroves predicts in “The Grab,” a new documentary thriller from “Blackfish” director Gabriela ...

The study also finds that the time it takes for water to flow through plants (referred to as transit or turnover time) and return to the atmosphere is among the fastest in the global water cycle ...

Gather non-perishable food items, cleaning supplies and water ... narrow region of the atmosphere that carries large amounts of water. Atmospheric rivers can vary in size and strength.