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Rain is not in sight: the cities of Geretsried and Wolfratshausen also react to the persistent drought and tropical temperatures.
SWR - Das Erste [Newsroom]Mainz (ots) - Supply in the future "quick to deal with" / Investment of hundreds of billions necessary for infrastructure / Implementation of the National Water Strategy too slow / ARD Politikmagazin heute, 21:45 Uhr, im Erste Mainz. Many ... Continue reading here...Original content of: SWR - Das Erste, transmitted by news aktuell
Global warming and structural decline are reshaping Europe's hydrology at a rate unprecedented in modern history. Many still believe that clean drinking water is available in unlimited quantities, but the reality is that the continent is facing severe water shortages.
The effects of the weak monsoon in July are now being felt, even affecting drinking water supplies and public health. This year, July was the hottest since 2022. In 2022, the maximum July temperature reached 39.3 degrees Celsius, while this year it was 38.
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