A Record-breaking heatwaves, cooked fields and subtracting reservoirs have left parts of Britain, which have a wet-to-normal “significant” water scarcity even after a wet-to-July, in some areas.
Officials warned This climate change is killing dried and extreme weather more continuously and more severe and more serious, farmers, wildlife and communities.
Hospipe bans are already for millions of people – and experts say the rivers and wetlands of the country are under severe stress.
Meanwhile, wildfires in Britain have already burnt over 40,000 hectares in the UK this year – double in the field of Glasgow. It is also about four times the average area burnt in the wildfire until this stage of the year.
The government says that it is working with water companies, regulators and farmers to protect the supply and invest in infrastructure.
But critics argue that progress is very slow, leaks remain largely, and Britain is still not ready for further challenges.
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