NASA report on Water Scarcity


Water is drying out all over the World.Not only in South Africa or California or UK as reported in the recent news stories,most of the places in the World is under stressed condition due to shortage of water. The report from NASA as discussed in the news bulletin from RT TV confirms the same. This report is based on the availability of water in the aquifers of the World as detected by the N A S A 's  GRACE satellite.

Mrinmoy Majumder,PhD

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