A study reveals the devastating impact of climate change on half of the Earth

drought to the soil as I have seen Europe AndChina AndUnited State Can be repeated under the climate The current one is once every 20 years, compared to once every 400 years or even less if there is no warming, according to "AFP".

Drought has serious repercussions from the decline in the productivity of agricultural crops to forest fires, and from water scarcity to the disruption of river transport and electric power production.

The study was conducted by researchers from "World Weather Attribution"which includes a constellation of leading scientists in the field of study of the causal relationship between extreme natural phenomena andClimate change.

The study indicated that "Climate change caused by human activity has increased the probability of occurrence of surface drought by at least five times, and increased the probability of occurrence of agricultural and environmental drought by at least 20 times.".

Many European countries suffered from the phenomenon of drought in the summer, starting with France, where rivers dried up, and several regions were forced to impose a rationing system for water use. Parts of the United States and China have also been affected by this phenomenon.

The repercussions of this drought were reflected on the agricultural sector, as crops fell at a time when the world is witnessing a rise in food prices.

The drought also led to wildfires and disruptions in the production of electricity, especially hydraulic and nuclear power.

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The study said that the risk of drought to the soil as I have seen Europe AndChina AndUnited State Can be repeated under the climate The current one is once every 20 years, compared to once every 400 years, or even less if there is no warming, according to “AFP”.

Drought has serious repercussions from the decline in the productivity of agricultural crops to forest fires, and from water scarcity to the disruption of river transport and electric power production.

The study was conducted by researchers from the World Weather Attribution network, which includes a constellation of pioneering scientists in the field of study of the causal relationship between extreme natural phenomena andClimate change.

The study indicated that “climate change caused by human activity has increased the probability of occurrence of surface drought by at least five times, and increased the probability of occurrence of agricultural and environmental drought by at least 20 times.”

Many European countries suffered from the phenomenon of drought in the summer, starting with France, where rivers dried up, and several regions were forced to impose a rationing system for water use. Parts of the United States and China have also been affected by this phenomenon.

The repercussions of this drought were reflected on the agricultural sector, as crops fell at a time when the world is witnessing a rise in food prices.

The drought also led to wildfires and disruptions in the production of electricity, especially hydraulic and nuclear power.

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