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From China to New York City, climate change is making drought conditions worse - Vimarsana News

From China to New York City, climate change is making drought conditions worse

As climate change makes droughts more frequent and severe, major population centers across the world are suffering through droughts this summer.

Source: aol.com
World rivers dwindle to a trickle - Vimarsana News

World rivers dwindle to a trickle

The source of River Thames, France’s Loire river and even China’s Yangtze tributary have seen unusually low water levels.

Violent storms and droughts ravage parts of Europe and Asia - Vimarsana News

Violent storms and droughts ravage parts of Europe and Asia

New blasts of extreme weather are taking a toll around the globe Friday. The latest in a series of fierce heat waves has moved into the U.S. Northwest and heavy rains and droughts have spread over portions of Europe and Asia. William Brangham has our report.

Source: pbs.org
Dry rivers: Traffic backed up on Rhine as engine failure worsens woes | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Dry rivers: Traffic backed up on Rhine as engine failure worsens woes | News | DW

Rivers and lakes across Europe are suffering from low water levels, affecting transport, electricity production, wildlife and farming. Now, traffic on the Rhine has been blocked by a ship's engine failure.

Source: dw.com
France's river Loire sets new lows as drought dries up its tributaries - Vimarsana News

France's river Loire sets new lows as drought dries up its tributaries

LOIREAUXENCE, France (Reuters) - France's river Loire, famous for the hundreds of castles gracing its shores, is a shallow river at the best of times, but this year even its flat-bottom tourist barges can barely navigate waters greatly reduced by a record drought.