Little Water Flowed Into the Sea: Lowest Flow Rates in Rivers for over 30 Years
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Rivers had their lowest flows in over 30 years. Nazi warships dried up, nuclear reactors had to be shut down, and freight transport came to a standstill. Climate change is creating extreme weather.
In major rivers in Europe, much less water flowed this summer than normal, due to the prolonged and severe drought on the continent. According to...
From European rivers so little water flowed into the sea as for decades. The water there was often extremely warm. Heat and drought of summer had even more evil consequences.
From European rivers so little water flowed into the sea as for decades. The water there was often extremely warm. Heat and drought of summer had even more evil consequences.
Copernicus warns that the flow of 12 of the continent's largest rivers has been the lowest in 30 years this summer
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