Seceta devastează fermele piscicole din România

Drought and extreme temperatures are increasingly impacting fish farms across Europe, particularly in Romania, where producers face significant losses. The ongoing drought conditions have led to millions of euros in damages, affecting ecosystems and agricultural production. Fish farmers are struggling with the long production cycles of fish, which last 3 to 4 years, and are calling for better water management policies. Similar challenges are reported in Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Bosnia, where farmers are taking emergency measures to protect their fish. Authorities are concerned about the long-term effects of climate change on the industry.