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    Warming Groundwater Could Be Undrinkable For Half a Billion People by 2100

    By Mike McRae,

    2024-07-11
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    Robert Kamer
    08-08
    We’re all doomed
    Bill Wilson
    08-04
    Ground water can't heat up unless it's real close to the surface. Otherwise it stays a constant 53°.
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