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The Boston Globe
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Dry summers threaten Dutch dikes and German waterways
The article reports on the severe drought affecting the Netherlands and parts of Europe, leading to low water levels in major rivers like the Rhine and Waal. This has impacted shipping, agriculture, and flood defenses, with authorities and volunteers monitoring dikes made of peat that are losing moisture and weakening. The drought is attributed to climate change, and efforts are underway to improve water management through simple measures such as creating sponges and slowing water flow, to prevent damage and support farming activities.
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