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Climate change is making the Po River, the engine of Italy’s economy, swing violently between flood and drought, and forcing farmers, engineers and industries to rethink processes built on the assumption the water would always be there.

bloom.bgItaly’s Record-Low Po River Forces Farmers to Weigh Crop SwitchMassimo Salvagnin has the seeds ready. He just isn’t sure whether to put them in the ground.

9/8/26, 8:30 am35 reposts81 likes

The Mr Neutron

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9 Aug

Global Precipitable Water Every +1°C, atmospheric moisture rises ~7%. More water vapor intensifies rainfall and drought extremes. #TMYK climatesignal.net/atmosphere.h...

Sue Bank

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9 Aug

nattrueorigin3.bsky.social

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9 Aug

新たなる　適応できるか　人類新次元でも適者として生存の頂点に

Ggodowski

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9 Aug

One must also realize that what we currently call the Po—or the Oder, Danube, Rhône, Seine, etc.—is not the actual river landscape known as the Po (or Danube, etc.), but rather a drainage channel whose construction results in there being no water in it.

coconutlizard.bsky.social

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9 Aug

R did this. Drill baby drill. What idiots