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The world’s rivers are swinging more wildly between drought and flood, with six years in a row now showing an increasingly erratic water cycle, a UN report says.

HT had reported on August 27 that the once-stable Southwest Monsoon in India is undergoing rapid change due to increasing atmospheric moisture.

When rivers rise in the spring, you probably think it is from the most recent snow and rain. A new study says that is probably not true.