France’s Early Drought Turns Water Use Into a National Test
France has imposed water restrictions across most departments after a dry June and repeated heatwaves lowered rivers, soils and groundwater.
France has imposed water restrictions across most departments after a dry June and repeated heatwaves lowered rivers, soils and groundwater.
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