Mekong Delta Residents Innovate Unique Water Storage Methods to Combat Salinity
Ahead of the predicted severe drought and salinity intrusion in 2026-2027, residents in Vietnam's Mekong Delta are adopting unique water storage methods for domestic use and irrigation. These innovative approaches highlight local adaptation strategies to climate change.
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