Summary
Record low water levels in Europe's major rivers, including the Danube and Rhine, due to extreme heat and drought, are severely impacting shipping, energy production, and tourism. These conditions, exacerbated by climate change, have also led to unexpected discoveries, such as a woolly mammoth.
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