by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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In the summer of 2022 Europe has witnessed “the worst drought<\/strong> in 500 years”, according to the experts from the EU Commission’s Global Drought Observatory<\/a>, who denounced the exceptional scale of the phenomenon on the Continent. Victim of the climate crisis<\/strong>, Europe is now forced to deal with the multiple impacts of water scarcity. From high-value production to transportation, from electricity to the “the past that resurfaces.” Literally.<\/p>\n The World Economic Forum<\/strong> (WEF) addresses the topic by revealing a curious series of events<\/a>. Strange but not unthinkable facts, already set to fill the chronicles of a history of global warming that grants no respite. Emblematic and memorable moments. In the worst sense of both terms. Here they are, in random order.<\/p>\n