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Coastal aquifers around the globe face an escalating threat of saltwater intrusion by 2100, driven by rising sea levels and reduced groundwater recharge due to climate change. This creeping saltwater will render many freshwater sources undrinkable, harm ecosystems, and threaten infrastructure, especially in low-lying areas such as Southeast Asia…
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77% of Coastal Areas Threatened by Saltwater Intrusion – Are We Ready?
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Coastal aquifers around the globe face an escalating threat of saltwater intrusion by 2100, driven by rising sea levels and reduced groundwater recharge due to climate change. This creeping saltwater will render many freshwater sources undrinkable, harm ecosystems, and threaten infrastructure, especially in low-lying areas such as Southeast Asia…
