Govt set to declare drought state of emergency
Italy’s Health Undersecretary indicates the government is set to declare a drought state of emergency. Italy is suffering from its worst drought in 70 years.
Continue ReadingItaly’s Health Undersecretary indicates the government is set to declare a drought state of emergency. Italy is suffering from its worst drought in 70 years.
Continue ReadingThe climate crisis is being felt in northern Italy. The river Po is 72% lower than it should be and northern Italy’s agricultural output is under threat. Piedmont and Lombardy say they will ask the government to declare a state of emergency due to the drought.
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Continue ReadingThe River Po in the north of Italy is running at 40% less flow. Authorities say the crisis is “worsening and serious”.
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