Climate change is projected to cause a severe decline in groundwater levels across the Iberian Peninsula, with up to 40% of wells losing over one meter of water by 2100 due to rising temperatures and increased evaporation.
The press release is available here.
28-03-2025
Climate change could cause a significant drop in groundwater levels in Spain and Portugal by 2100, mainly due to rising temperatures and increased evaporation, threatening water availability.
An international study warns that climate change, mainly through rising temperatures and evaporation, could cause groundwater levels in the Iberian Peninsula to drop by more than one meter in 40% of wells by the end of the century, threatening water security.
A recent international report warns of a sharp future decline in groundwater in Spain and Portugal, due mainly to rising temperatures and evaporation, threatening the region's water supply.
An international study, with the participation of the Polytechnic University of Valencia, warns of the impact of climate change on aquifers on the Iberian Peninsula.
This article from Seydişehir Toroslar, dated 31 January 2025, covers OurMED partner Boğaziçi University's demosite activity in Konya closed Basin, Turkey.
11-02-2025
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