Râul care sfidează seceta. De ce Someșul ar putea avea mai multă apă, în timp ce Dunărea și restul României seacă

While most rivers in Romania are expected to see a decrease in flow rates, the Someș basin is projected to experience an increase in water resources. By 2026, the Danube's flow has dropped significantly, leading to irrigation restrictions and the shutdown of a nuclear power unit. The National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy indicates a 6% average increase in water resources for the Someș basin by 2050, with some sub-basins potentially seeing increases of up to 23%. However, despite this positive trend, the region may still face drought conditions. The increase in precipitation in the Someș basin contrasts with a general decline across Romania, raising concerns about potential flooding due to intense rainfall events.