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    What happens to water when we lose the forest?

    Take the 100 largest cities on our planet: when we think about their taps, most people picture huge technological plants or artificial reservoirs. The truth is that only 15% of these metropolises get their water from seawater desalination or from wells in desert areas. All the rest, a full 85% of the world’s major cities, quench their thirst thanks to water that comes directly from woods and mountain forests! If glaciers are our Planet’s true reservoirs, forests are literally our natural taps. But what happens when this natural sponge disappears? The answer is simple: when tree cover is lost, the…

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