Thermal Stress and Aquifer Depletion: The Emerging Structural Crisis in North India’s Food Bowl

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Rising Thermal Stress and Aquifer Depletion are reshaping North India’s food bowl, threatening wheat yields, groundwater security, and national food stability as heatwaves intensify and aquifers rapidly decline.

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