The Caspian Sea, the world's largest lake covering 44% of all lake water on Earth and shared by five countries, has no natural outlet and relies solely on evaporation for water loss. Since the 1990s, it has dropped approximately 1.5 meters in water level, and scientists project it could shrink by up to one-third of its surface area by 2100 if current climate trends continue, representing a significant environmental crisis affecting five nations.
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The World's Largest Lake Is Rapidly Disappearing #Shorts #ScienceAdded:
The biggest lake on Earth is disappearing and almost nobody is talking about it.
The Caspian Sea is so large five countries share its coastline.
It holds about 44% of all lake water on the planet.
But here's the problem. It has no outlet.
Water only leaves by evaporating.
Follow for daily brain melts because this next part is wild.
Since the 1990s, the Caspian has [music] dropped roughly 1 and 1/2 m.
Scientists project it could shrink by up to a third this century.
The world's largest lake slowly turning to dust.
How had you never heard this?
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