INTERVIU Criza Dunării: Despre ce nu vorbim și e grav. „Dunărea își adună afluenții din 10 țări”

The Danube River is facing a significant drop in water levels, influenced by climate change and human activities. Researcher Albert Scrieciu highlights the interconnectedness of precipitation patterns across ten countries and the impact on water supply and agriculture. Despite recent rainfall in Romania, it does not significantly affect the Danube's flow. The situation poses risks for water availability and biodiversity, with a concerning trend of decreasing water levels expected to continue. Scrieciu emphasizes the need for awareness and proactive measures to address these challenges.