The water could then be extracted by heating the soil through various methods.
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Jonathan O'Callaghan,
Scientific American,
20 Aug. 2026
A lot of the solar energy goes into evaporating the moisture in the air, so in drier climates, more of the Sun’s energy can go directly into heating the air.
The catastrophe follows similar floods last year and underscores how a rapidly warming Himalaya — with faster glacier melt and extreme weather — is turning vital river corridors into deadly hazard zones.
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Niranjan Shrestha,
Los Angeles Times,
26 Aug. 2026
Many temperate and boreal regions that anchor industrial fiber production are warming faster than the global average.
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