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Firefighters are temporarily delivering water, but a permanent solution depends on a new site, and their appeal has so far gone unanswered.

Human remains have been discovered on the shore of Lake Mead in Nevada, with the low water level revealing other long-submerged secrets.

Farmers in eastern Croatia battle drought, and the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture warns that without a national fund for climate change adaptation, the entire sector faces atrophy.

France, Spain, and Greece impose radical restrictions on pool owners due to droughts, while in Croatia, the discharge of chemically treated water into the vulnerable karst terrain of Kvarner poses a particular risk.

The US agency NOAA estimates there is more than a 90 percent chance that the current El Niño will become a very strong event this fall and winter, and a 69 percent chance it will surpass the strength of all El Niños recorded since 1950.

Ireland considers extending the hosepipe ban as reservoirs run low, while the continent records historic water restrictions and falling crop yields.

Croatia's first arborist, Fran Poštenjak, warns that drought and extreme heat are seriously endangering urban trees, with the real damage only becoming visible in autumn.

Germany's farmers' association warns of a 'below-average' harvest, while the agriculture minister reassures the public and promises aid to farmers only after reliable data is available.

Members of the Pribislavec Volunteer Fire Department, in their free time and without compensation, save young trees from drought and demonstrate what community care means.

President of the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture Željko Mihelić, in an open letter, calls for the establishment of a domestic restructuring fund, warning of a 35 percent decline in milk production and the necessity of adapting to climate change.

Once unthinkable, summer harvests are now a necessity. Niko Karaman, an enologist from Konavle, explains to Slobodna Dalmacija how drought is transforming viticulture and what it means for this year's yield.

A prolonged heatwave has dried up the canals and floodplain meadows of the nature park, revealing a completely new face of the European Amazon that visitors can explore on foot.

Record heat, droughts, and wildfires have hit Europe's economy from energy and agriculture to river transport and tourism, with economists warning this is only the beginning.

Željko Mihelić, President of the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture, has called in an open letter for the establishment of a strong domestic fund to adapt to climate change and boost competitiveness.

Fran Poštenjak, Croatia's first tree doctor, warns that urban trees are under unprecedented stress due to droughts and extreme heat, with the full impact only becoming visible in autumn.

Temperatures near 40 degrees reduce milk yields and increase cooling costs in a multi-billion-euro industry.