Seceta hidrologică din 2026: Dunărea intră într-o nouă eră. România trebuie să regândească gestionarea apei

A recent analysis highlights the recurring low water levels of the Danube, linking it to navigation and energy security crises. Researchers from the University of Bucharest emphasize the need for Romania to adapt to increasingly severe droughts and water competition. The report outlines the economic impacts of reduced water flow, affecting agriculture, navigation, and energy production. It predicts significant decreases in annual precipitation and increased drought frequency, particularly in southern and eastern Romania. The findings stress that the challenges posed by climate change require comprehensive adaptation strategies, including the management of flood risks and the preservation of wetlands.