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Algarve reservoirs at 74% — but water chief says the region can't ease off yet
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Algarve reservoirs at 74% — but water chief says the region can't ease off yet

Algarve reservoirs start the new water year at 74% capacity, but the APA warns good reserves must not slow wat...

Portugal's water reserves hit 75% — but the dry spots have moved north
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Portugal's water reserves hit 75% — but the dry spots have moved north

Portugal's water reserves stand at 75% — better than last year, but drought has shifted to the north and centr...

Why Türkiye Is Counting Water You Can't See — And What It Means for Travellers
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Why Türkiye Is Counting Water You Can't See — And What It Means for Travellers

Türkiye's exports carry billions of cubic metres of invisible 'virtual water' each year. What the country's wa...

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Ecuador Ramps Up Power Blackouts as Drought Saps Hydroelectric Plants
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Ecuador Ramps Up Power Blackouts as Drought Saps Hydroelectric Plants

Ecuador doubles business blackouts to 48 hours a week as drought and El Niño strain hydro plants. What travell...

Floods and drought at once? Cuenca's El Niño paradox, explained
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Floods and drought at once? Cuenca's El Niño paradox, explained

Cuenca, Ecuador braces for El Niño with floods in Chaucha and Molleturo and drought in the city — how Andean g...

Weekend rain gave Ecuador's Mazar reservoir a breather — but the drought story isn't over
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Weekend rain gave Ecuador's Mazar reservoir a breather — but the drought story isn't over

Weekend rain briefly lifted Ecuador's Mazar reservoir, but CELEC says water levels will fall again as the dam...

A record Swiss drought just uncovered Roman ruins near Avenches — and rewrote the maps
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A record Swiss drought just uncovered Roman ruins near Avenches — and rewrote the maps

Drought parch marks near Avenches revealed Roman baths, roads and a possible temple at Aventicum — the biggest...

Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands
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Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands

In Walpole, WA, an artist paints with 6000-year-old peat ink while scientists race to save ancient peatlands —...

Croatia's Neretva Mandarin Harvest Is Underway — Smaller Crop, Same Sweetness
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Croatia's Neretva Mandarin Harvest Is Underway — Smaller Crop, Same Sweetness

Croatia's Neretva Valley mandarin harvest is underway with a smaller 2026 crop due to drought and fruit flies...

Colorado's Fall Foliage Season Comes With a Surge in Bear Encounters
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Colorado's Fall Foliage Season Comes With a Surge in Bear Encounters

Bear encounters in Colorado have doubled in 2026 as drought hits natural food sources. What fall travellers sh...

In Sudan's River Nile state, the ancient art of henna is fighting to survive
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In Sudan's River Nile state, the ancient art of henna is fighting to survive

War, drought and El Nino threaten Sudan's henna tradition in River Nile state — but artists, farmers and facto...

When Drought Strikes, England's Sunken Village of Mardale Green Rises Again
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When Drought Strikes, England's Sunken Village of Mardale Green Rises Again

Mardale Green, a village drowned for a Manchester reservoir in the 1930s, reappears in dry summers beneath Haw...

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