[World Meteorological Organization: The global water cycle is becoming increasingly abnormal] On September 17th, the World Meteorological Organization released the "Global Water Resources Status Report" on the 17th, pointing out that in 2025, global rivers suffered one of the driest years in 35 years. Terrestrial water reserves continue the downward trend of the past decade, with major glacial areas around the world experiencing ice loss for the fourth consecutive year. The report warns that the global water cycle is becoming more abnormal and unpredictable, and water security faces long-term risks. The report shows that in 2025, about 36% of the world's river basin areas will have river runoff below normal levels. For the past seven consecutive years, only 34% to 38% of river basins were in "normal" status, significantly lower than the 46% average between 1991 and 2020.