Satellite mapping exposes global inequities in lake water quality across 145 countries
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2026
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Abstract
For the first time, global lake water quality can be assessed consistently across countries. Satellite-machine learning assessment of 16,409 lakes across 145 countries reveals that only two out of every three lakes meet SDG water quality standards, exposing profound inequalities in freshwater security that affect billions of people.
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| Authors | Shen Mx, Tianci Qi, Juhua Luo, Zhigang Cao, Wei Zhi, Yunlin Zhang, Daniel Andrade Maciel, Tiit Kutser, Anthony Gidudu, Z X Sun, Steven Loiselle, Hongtao Duan |
| Journal | national science review |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/nsr/nwag445
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