Europa se usucă sub efectul valurilor de căldură. România pierde peste un milion de hectare de culturi, iar experții avertizează că seceta nu mai este cauzată doar de lipsa ploilor

Europe is experiencing one of its worst droughts in decades, with severe impacts on agriculture, water supply, and energy production. Romania is notably affected, losing over a million hectares of crops. Extreme temperatures are now the main cause of rapid soil drying, exacerbated by climate change. The situation has led to low river levels affecting transport and energy, while high temperatures increase wildfire risks. Experts warn that if global temperatures rise further, such droughts could become more frequent, impacting water availability and food security across the continent.