Fire brigade broke out more often for natural fires due to the driest March ever

Fire brigade broke out more often for natural fires due

Drought can lead to water shortages, which has an effect on nature, agriculture and shipping and in exceptional cases on our drinking water, according to Rijkswaterstaat. A shortage of water is also harmful to crops. Biologist Luc Hoogenstein also notices this. “It’s so incredibly dry.” As a result, animals are deeper in the ground, making birds more difficult to collect their food, for example, he explains. “Fortunately it is not that hot yet, because if it is a dry and warm period, it is even more problematic.”

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