Efecte severe ale caniculei din Europa: incendii de pădure și raționalizări ale energiei

The heatwave in Europe has led to severe consequences, including wildfires and energy rationing, particularly affecting Italy, Hungary, and Albania. Temperatures have soared to around 40°C, prompting Hungary to reduce electricity consumption. The Danube and Rhine rivers are experiencing critically low water levels, impacting nuclear power operations and cargo transport. Wildfires in Albania have forced evacuations, while Greece has faced devastating fires near tourist areas. The extreme weather is also harming agriculture, with the UK expecting its worst cereal harvest since 1984.