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Europe's Dry Rivers Phenomenon
Both government
authorities and the populace were shocked by the unusual drop in the water
levels of the continent's major rivers. It is a drought phenomenon that affects
both parts of the world and the old continent. Syria and Iraq, as well as Lake
Tiberias's drying up.
What is going on in the
globe right now? New forest fires that we haven't seen before have occurred in
some European and Arab nations. On the other hand, desert regions like the
Arabian Peninsula (the Gulf countries) and the Empty Quarter can experience
severe rains and flooding. The twenty-first century is experiencing significant
transformation. It can indicate that the end of the world is near.
The rivers, which are the
foundation and lifeblood of agriculture, a route for commercial shipping in
Europe, and the source of prosperity for every civilization, have started to
dry up. Among these rivers, we find:
The importance of palaces
can be seen in the Rhine River, which connects six European nations: Germany,
France, Switzerland, Poland, and Austria. The river is used to irrigate crops
and to transport goods like grain and coal, and because of the river's low
level and constant evaporation, ships had to reduce their carrying capacity.
The British government
was forced to make judgments and set restrictions on water use after the Danes
River dried up at its source. It is difficult for the Po River in Italy to
maintain its level due to the loss of spring water.
According to several NASA
studies, the disappearance of rivers and water sources is a factor in
civilizational collapse. As a result, the Qur'an links life with water more
than 14 centuries ago.
The present drought in
Europe is the worst to hit the continent in more than 500 years, according to
some places. Until a wave of hunger and thirst and an economic collapse occur
was inscribed in German at that time onto some stones on the banks of the Anba
River,
The remains of a sinking
ship from the Second World War was discovered in Serbia due to the Danube
River's low water level.
A significant rate of river water evaporation resulted from the unusually intense heat wave that affected people, which caused nearly half of Europe to experience drought. Climate scientists advised adaptation to the new climatic situation because the production of a group of agricultural crops like beans and dura decreased and the vegetation cover, whose color changed from mellow green to pale yellow, as well as the continued high temperatures, are expected to persist in the upcoming years. The heat, which also had an impact on the population and the means of transportation as well as the waterways
The United States of America has dry rivers.
The phenomenon of drying
up rivers did not only affect Europe; it also affected rivers in the United
States of America, such as the Colorado River, whose water level rapidly
decreased. The Colorado River originates in the Rocky Mountains, supplies
potable water to the American West, and empties into the Gulf of Mexico.
When the representatives
of the states through which the river flows failed to achieve an agreement that
would limit their water use by up to 15%, the US Reclamation Office reported
that this retreat would lead to an odd fight over the sharing of its water between
those states.
China's rivers are dry.
River dryness, which has
affected multiple rivers in several provinces, makes it difficult to provide
the regions with supplies. The Yangtze River is the third-longest river in the
world and the longest river in China. Its evaporation due to the tractor's high
temperature has caused its level to drop in an unusual manner. Since Poyang
Lake is a significant tributary of the Yangtze River, the drought's effects are
also reflected in the lake's decreased water intake.