Europe’s Major Rivers Experience Lowest Flow in 30 Years, Threatening Energy and Trade
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The EU Copernicus Climate Change Service has reported that the flow of 12 of Europe’s largest rivers reached its lowest level in 30 years during this summer. This significant reduction in water flow poses risks to the continent's energy security and trade operations reliant on these waterways.
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Originally published by gnews
