Using more underground water could ease water shortages - but coordination of an "invisible" resource remains a challenge
LONDON, October 20 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As growing populations and accelerating climate change worsen water scarcity around the world, pumping more from underground could help fill the gap in poorer nations - but only if supplies are better charted and they are used wisely, researchers said.
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