SOUTH-EAST ASIA (dpa): Global warming has pushed the global water cycle into new climate extremes, including massive floods, tropical cyclones, flash floods and prolonged droughts, according to the latest edition of the annual Global Water Monitor published on Monday.
The report, produced under the leadership of the Australian National University by an international team of researchers, concludes that rising temperatures are altering the way water moves on the planet, "wreaking havoc" on the water cycle.
