China’s Yangtze River shrinks due to extreme heat and drought
The Yangtze River, the longest in China, is running out of water levels and threatening crops due to a
The cause of the massive fish kill in the Oder River has not been proven
Tests in the Oder River have not yet proven that the poison is the cause of the mass death
Drought in England may continue into the new year
South East England could face a severe and devastating drought with no above-average rainfall, while current water use restrictions
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Drought in England may continue into the new year
South East England could face a severe and devastating drought with no above-average rainfall, while current water use restrictions
The cause of the massive fish kill in the Oder River has not been proven
Tests in the Oder River have not yet proven that the poison is the cause of the mass death
China’s Yangtze River shrinks due to extreme heat and drought
The Yangtze River, the longest in China, is running out of water levels and threatening crops due to a
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China’s Yangtze River shrinks due to extreme heat and drought
