Moody's warns of water shortage's impact on India's economic growth, agriculture, and industry
Water ScarcityEconomic GrowthMoodys RatingsIndiaClimate ChangeReal Estate NewsJun 25, 2024
Water scarcity can disrupt agricultural production and industrial operations, leading to inflation in food prices and declines in income for affected businesses and communities, while sparking social unrest.
India is facing a growing water shortage due to increasing water consumption amid rapid economic growth and increasingly frequent natural disasters due to climate change.
Moody's expects India's economy to grow 6.5% in 2024, faster than all other G20 economies.
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