China’s Tech Ambitions Take Center Stage at Leadership Summit Amid Global Tensions
Beijing’s Strategic Pivot to Technological Self-Sufficiency As more than 200 top Chinese Communist Party leaders convene in Beijing this week,…
Beijing’s Strategic Pivot to Technological Self-Sufficiency As more than 200 top Chinese Communist Party leaders convene in Beijing this week,…
A groundbreaking study reveals droughts can occur without climatic triggers, with socio-economic factors causing water crises for 36 million people. Developing regions bear 97% of these “hidden drought” impacts, according to the analysis.
Researchers have identified a previously undocumented phenomenon of “hidden droughts” that occur without traditional climate warning signs, according to a new study published in Scientific Reports. These drought events, termed Droughts with No Agro-Climatological Extremes (DNACE), are primarily driven by socio-economic factors rather than weather patterns, affecting approximately 36 million people between 2001 and 2020.