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Europe's Summer Drought Threatens Fish in Rivers, Lakes and Farms
Record heat and drought have cut fish production by millions of euros and forced emergency water measures across farms and waterways, officials said.
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Europe's summer drought threatens fish in rivers, lakes and farms
Extreme drought and heat have severely impacted the Danube River and surrounding regions. Fishermen in northern Serbia report that the river has receded, leaving only small ponds with dangerously high water temperatures.
·New York, United States
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The current historical drought in Europe threatens an economic impact of up to 180 billion euros. Water scarcity paralyses nuclear reactors and withered crops on the continent. Read
·Madrid, Spain
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Rivers and farmlands across Europe are drying up rapidly due to record-breaking heatwaves and droughts. As crops wither and water levels in major rivers drop to all-time lows, shipping and nuclear power plant operations are facing disruptions.
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