Alarmă în Germania după ce Rinul a scăzut la cote istorice. Ministrul transporturilor anunţă o "conferinţă tehnică"

The historic drop in the Rhine River's water level in Germany has prompted a technical conference to address the issue. The lowest recorded levels were noted in Cologne, Düsseldorf, and Duisburg, severely impacting freight transport. A national working group has been proposed to involve various stakeholders. Analysts warn that this situation could hinder Germany's economic growth, pushing it towards stagnation. The ongoing drought, exacerbated by climate change, poses significant risks to supply chains and construction activities. Without intervention, the water deficit could cost Germany €625 billion by 2050.