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RESERVOIRS ARE FILLING UP — WITH DIRT
Prices could rise for some to alleviate shortages
Experts help gardeners work with the changing climate
New reservoir’s fate depends on water supply
Companies ‘secretly’ using billions of litres of public water
Drought still a big concern despite rain
AP’s ‘natural’ farmers tackle low rain season via pre-monsoon dry sowing
August was the world’s joint hottest month
Cape Town residents face water risk this summer
El Niño outlook worsens
‘Release 6,000 cusecs of water to T. N.’
Southern Africa is being warned twice and should listen both times
Machinga farmers seek cover from El Niño
HOTTEST EVER
’I’m in survival mode’: Farmers turn to new crops for earnings in the face of repeated droughts
UK records its hottest summer for second year
Revanth allowing AP to draw Krishna water at will: Harish
Water rationing risk for 100,000 homes this winter after drought
Eswatini steps up water preparedness as El Nino looms
ANTARCTICA
What if the water dries up?
Drought-related losses: State govt. pegs initial estimate at ₹18,000 cr.
Pepper prices firm up on festival demand, lower domestic output
Farmers feel the heat as vegetables and fruits wilt
Mindanao farmers warned on drought
Farmers constantly battling weather extremes as climate targets remain ‘off track’
Zim braces for severe drought
SA braces for possible food price pressure as El Niño looms
‘Flash droughts’ and a monster El Nino: Sydney, meet your summer
What ' The Odyssey' can teach us about climate chaos
Drought ends in Central Mass.
Making rain work for us
Wildfires ring Nusantara
More rain needed to pull county out of drought
Still no de nitive end to SK water ban
Towns near the Quabbin Reservoir have long lived with the fact that the water goes to Greater Boston. But now, as drought takes its toll, they’re fighting for more help — much more — from the east.
Beavering away so river runs through it