Cambridge Prisms highlight glacier preservation for World Water Day « Earth & Environmental Science# « Cambridge Core Blog
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As World Water Day is celebrated around the globe, Cambridge University Press and its Prisms journals are leading the way in the fight to ensure a sustainable future for the World’s water resources. The theme for World Water Day 2025 is Glacier Preservation, highlighting the urgent need to protect glaciers and secure freshwater resources for
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