Study: Europe drought is more severe due to human-caused extreme heat, not rainfall
A new international analysis says heat, not low precipitation, is driving Europe's exceptionally dry conditions and tightening risk for water, energy, and insurers.

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A new international analysis says heat, not low precipitation, is driving Europe's exceptionally dry conditions and tightening risk for water, energy, and insurers.

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