Europa se usucă după temperaturile de coșmar, care evaporă apa din sol. România pierde un milion de hectare de culturi agricole

A recent study highlights unprecedented heatwaves in Europe, leading to severe drought conditions exacerbated by climate change. The likelihood of such events has significantly increased, with Western Europe experiencing 80 times more probable droughts. Despite a wet winter, high temperatures have redefined drought, causing extreme conditions. The study indicates that Europe may lose around 9 million tons of crops, with significant agricultural losses reported in countries like Romania and France. Water restrictions are being implemented, and the situation is expected to worsen without immediate action on emissions. Scientists warn that if global warming continues, extreme droughts will become more common, impacting food and energy prices.