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(04-26-2016, 10:47 PM)Pckts Wrote: Groundwater depletion shifting Earth's axis: Scientists
Rosamma Thomas | TNN | Apr 21, 2016, 07.30 PM IST

Something east of Greenland had to be exerting an additional pull. "The bulk of the answer is a deficit of water in Eurasia: the Indian subcontinent and the Caspian Sea area," Adhikari is quoted as saying on Nasa website.

The finding came as a surprise, because the quantity of the loss due to depletion of aquifers and drought in the area is nowhere near the losses caused by changes in the ice sheets. Earth's spin axis, though, is especially sensitive to changes occurring at 45 degrees latitude, both North and South. "That's why changes in the Indian subcontinent, for example, are so important," Adhikari explains.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/...929420.cms

In India we called media as #Presstitutes, actually it is insult to Prostitutes!!   

Anyway, I studies it is in my 4th standard. Ground water hardly 0.6% in total water on earth in that India may holds 0.01% of water (on earth).So, according to some pseudo scientists and their research findings earth changing its access because Indians are using ground water ...... 

Actually India is Monsoon(3/4 months rigorous rains) country.     

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