This atmospheric trend is devastating crops (and no one’s talking about it)
- 17 hours ago
- News
- Duration 1:16
Scientists have coined a new term: thirstwaves. The phenomenon occurs during extended periods of unusually high evaporation — caused not from a lack of rain, but because the air is extra thirsty. Johanna Wagstaffe breaks down how thirstwaves could seriously affect farming and water supplies.
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