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Drava and Danube Rivers Hit Historic Lows Amid High Temperatures
High temperatures have caused the Drava and Danube rivers to reach historically low water levels, described as a "biological extreme." This situation poses a threat to local flora and fauna, agriculture, and complicates river navigation.
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