Climate change is having a big effect on water around the world. Here’s how it’s changing things:

1. Changes in Rainfall:

   • We're seeing stronger rainstorms. They are now $30\%$ more intense, which causes floods.
   • At the same time, droughts are hitting $29\%$ of the world’s farmland. That means less water for growing food.

2. Melting Glaciers:

   • Glaciers are really important because they provide fresh water. But they are melting away, losing about $6\%$ of their mass every decade.

3. More Evaporation:

   • As temperatures go up, water is evaporating faster. For every 1°C rise in temperature, evaporation increases by $5\%$.

4. Ocean Issues:

   • When there’s more carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air, oceans absorb it. This leads to $26\%$ less marine life, which is bad for all the living things that depend on the water.

Overall, climate change is changing our water resources in many ways, and it’s important to understand these impacts.