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Widespread Drought Cripples Europe
A severe drought is affecting over 40 percent of Europe, with the highest alert level in parts of Southeast Europe and acute risk in Northern and Eastern Europe after a record-hot and dry spring; the situation is particularly critical in popular tourist destinations and major grain-exporting countri...
Widespread Drought Cripples Europe
A severe drought is affecting over 40 percent of Europe, with the highest alert level in parts of Southeast Europe and acute risk in Northern and Eastern Europe after a record-hot and dry spring; the situation is particularly critical in popular tourist destinations and major grain-exporting countri...
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40% Bias Score
Severe Drought Cripples Germany: Rhine Levels Plummet, Wildfires Rage
Germany faces its driest period in a century, with critically low Rhine water levels, wildfires, and calls for water conservation due to exceptionally dry soil, impacting agriculture and transportation, exacerbated by climate change.
Severe Drought Cripples Germany: Rhine Levels Plummet, Wildfires Rage
Germany faces its driest period in a century, with critically low Rhine water levels, wildfires, and calls for water conservation due to exceptionally dry soil, impacting agriculture and transportation, exacerbated by climate change.
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16% Bias Score
Australia's Tale of Two Weather Extremes: Record Rainfall and Severe Drought in May 2024
Australia experienced contrasting weather extremes in May 2024, with eastern NSW recording its wettest May on record, exceeding 800mm in some areas, while southern regions suffered a severely dry spell, over 70% below average rainfall, increasing bushfire risk and impacting agriculture.
Australia's Tale of Two Weather Extremes: Record Rainfall and Severe Drought in May 2024
Australia experienced contrasting weather extremes in May 2024, with eastern NSW recording its wettest May on record, exceeding 800mm in some areas, while southern regions suffered a severely dry spell, over 70% below average rainfall, increasing bushfire risk and impacting agriculture.
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Record Low Rainfall in Germany Causes Water Crisis
Germany faced its lowest rainfall in 100 years between February and April 2025, causing critically low groundwater levels, impacting agriculture and industry, leading to water conservation appeals and increased risk of forest fires.
Record Low Rainfall in Germany Causes Water Crisis
Germany faced its lowest rainfall in 100 years between February and April 2025, causing critically low groundwater levels, impacting agriculture and industry, leading to water conservation appeals and increased risk of forest fires.
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40% Bias Score
Extreme Drought Grips Germany After Driest Spring Since 1881
Germany's spring of 2025 was the third driest since 1881, with only 96 liters of rain per square meter nationwide, causing extreme drought, low river levels, forest fire risks, and agricultural concerns, particularly in the northeast where rainfall was around 40 liters per square meter compared to o...
Extreme Drought Grips Germany After Driest Spring Since 1881
Germany's spring of 2025 was the third driest since 1881, with only 96 liters of rain per square meter nationwide, causing extreme drought, low river levels, forest fire risks, and agricultural concerns, particularly in the northeast where rainfall was around 40 liters per square meter compared to o...
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Record-Low Rainfall and High Temperatures Mark Germany's 2025 Spring
Germany's spring 2025 was the third sunniest since 1951, but also one of the driest since 1881, with only 96 liters of rain per square meter nationwide, causing low river levels, wildfire risks, and agricultural concerns; the northeast was particularly affected, receiving only around 40 liters.
Record-Low Rainfall and High Temperatures Mark Germany's 2025 Spring
Germany's spring 2025 was the third sunniest since 1951, but also one of the driest since 1881, with only 96 liters of rain per square meter nationwide, causing low river levels, wildfire risks, and agricultural concerns; the northeast was particularly affected, receiving only around 40 liters.
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Colorado River Basin Faces Catastrophic Water Loss
A new study reveals that the Colorado River Basin has lost over 13 trillion gallons of freshwater in two decades, primarily due to unregulated groundwater pumping and drought worsened by climate change, threatening water security for 40 million people and a $1.4 billion Arizona agricultural industry...
Colorado River Basin Faces Catastrophic Water Loss
A new study reveals that the Colorado River Basin has lost over 13 trillion gallons of freshwater in two decades, primarily due to unregulated groundwater pumping and drought worsened by climate change, threatening water security for 40 million people and a $1.4 billion Arizona agricultural industry...
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52% Bias Score
UK Records Warmest and Driest Spring on Record
The UK recorded its warmest spring on record in 2025, surpassing the 2024 record, and its driest spring in over 50 years, receiving only slightly more than half the expected rainfall; this follows a trend of increasingly extreme weather patterns linked to climate change.
UK Records Warmest and Driest Spring on Record
The UK recorded its warmest spring on record in 2025, surpassing the 2024 record, and its driest spring in over 50 years, receiving only slightly more than half the expected rainfall; this follows a trend of increasingly extreme weather patterns linked to climate change.
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16% Bias Score
UK's First 2024 Hosepipe Ban Implemented in Derbyshire Village
Due to a two-month dry spell, Youlgreave, Derbyshire, implemented a hosepipe ban on its 1829 waterworks, believed to be the first in the UK in 2024; residents largely support the ban, highlighting concerns about water waste and the need for conservation.
UK's First 2024 Hosepipe Ban Implemented in Derbyshire Village
Due to a two-month dry spell, Youlgreave, Derbyshire, implemented a hosepipe ban on its 1829 waterworks, believed to be the first in the UK in 2024; residents largely support the ban, highlighting concerns about water waste and the need for conservation.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Dairy Crisis: Natural Disasters Cause Shortages and Price Hikes
Widespread natural disasters have crippled 80% of Australian dairy farms, leading to anticipated shortages and price increases for milk, butter, and cheese; the NSW floods exacerbated pre-existing issues including droughts and Cyclone Alfred, impacting farmers' ability to recover and causing many to...
Australian Dairy Crisis: Natural Disasters Cause Shortages and Price Hikes
Widespread natural disasters have crippled 80% of Australian dairy farms, leading to anticipated shortages and price increases for milk, butter, and cheese; the NSW floods exacerbated pre-existing issues including droughts and Cyclone Alfred, impacting farmers' ability to recover and causing many to...
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56% Bias Score
Europe and Canada Sizzle Under Record Heat, Hurricane Season Looms
Record heatwaves are sweeping across Europe and Canada, with temperatures reaching 39.5°C in Portugal and the mid-30s in British Columbia; this extreme weather is exacerbated by ongoing droughts in Europe and forecasts predict a busier than normal Atlantic hurricane season.
Europe and Canada Sizzle Under Record Heat, Hurricane Season Looms
Record heatwaves are sweeping across Europe and Canada, with temperatures reaching 39.5°C in Portugal and the mid-30s in British Columbia; this extreme weather is exacerbated by ongoing droughts in Europe and forecasts predict a busier than normal Atlantic hurricane season.
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32% Bias Score
Northwest England Declares Drought Amidst Unprecedented Dry Spell
Northwest England is experiencing its first drought since 2018, impacting water supplies due to critically low reservoir and river levels after one of the driest springs on record; the government is fast-tracking new reservoir projects to counter future shortages.
Northwest England Declares Drought Amidst Unprecedented Dry Spell
Northwest England is experiencing its first drought since 2018, impacting water supplies due to critically low reservoir and river levels after one of the driest springs on record; the government is fast-tracking new reservoir projects to counter future shortages.
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24% Bias Score
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