The Extent to Which the Available Water Resources in Upper Egypt Can Be Affected by Climate Change
Mohamed A. Ashour,
Yousra A. El Degwee,
Radwa H. Hashem
et al.
Abstract:Over the past two decades, rapid climate change has severely impacted people’s lives globally, affecting their safety and sustainability. Water, a vital human resource, has been severely affected, with drought and high temperatures leading to desertification, the drying up of rivers and lakes, spontaneous fires in forests, and massive floods and torrents due to melting ice and rising sea and ocean surface water levels. The expected impacts of climate change on the Nile, Egypt’s primary water source, are signif… Show more
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