Climate change likely factor in Central Europe floods, scientists say
As Storm Boris brought devastating floods to central and eastern Europe, skeptics on social media dismissed the role of climate change in making the deadly rainfall more intense. But scientists have established ties between a warmer atmosphere and torrential rain,
Deadly floods add to fiscal strains in central Europe
Based on estimates from local officials, the damage to infrastructure could reach a combined $10 billion in these two countries alone. Poland's finance minister said the $5.6 billion allotted from EU funds would cover some, but not all of the costs to recover from the floods.
Hungarian farmer Laszlo Batki faced devastating losses after the River Danube flooded his organic farm, following a summer of ...
At least 10 people have been killed in some of the worst floods to hit central Europe in decades as Storm Boris sweeps ...
Insured losses from the recent severe floods that struck central Europe, which mainly occurred from September 12-15 are ...
Global reinsurance broker Gallagher Re estimates that the insured losses from the severe floods in central Europe, which ...
David Lammy sounded the alarm over global warming “accelerating towards us” as thousands of people were told to flee to ...
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Polish town keeps floods at bay as battle continues in Central EuropeThousands of residents in the south-western Polish town of Nysa rallied on Tuesday to successfully prevent the breaching of a ...
Deaths have been reported in Romania, Poland, Austria and the Czech Republic after Storm Boris brought torrential rainfall to ...
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