Due to the drought, drastic measures are being taken in some areas: a ban on the use of beach showers is being triggered in one country.
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After a winter of mild temperatures it comes in some parts of the world too Spring 2023 arose in the name of a climate that was too hot. It is through these areas that we have come to talk Early summer by raising the alarmsince it’s only May: one wonders what it will be like when summer really comes.
Among the many measures aimed at containing the concern caused by rising temperatures, lack of rain and the resulting drought, there is one measure that takes this into account Beach showers will remain closed for the coming months.
Drought: a prevalent problem
The governments of many countries are taking initiatives to counteract the alarming situation scorching temperatures and drought they dominate. In fact, the rains have been practically invisible for months: a picture that is causing serious difficulties for many sectors, such as agriculture, but also for the community in general.
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The situation is particularly worrying in Spain, particularly in the south, where temperatures have hit record highs in cities like Granada and Seville in recent weeks. In addition to Spain also in France Drought and early scorching temperatures are worrisome.
Among the many measures taken to contain the worrying picture is changing school hours to prevent citizens from having to leave home at the hottest times. In addition, there is a very strict provision: the Beach showers cannot be used.
Drought, reversal measures: Beach showers banned
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In particular in the eastern Pyrenees The drought is increasing rapidly: the local government has declared a state of alert and is doing everything possible to contain the water crisis.
Among the numerous measures implemented are the Ban on filling the swimming pools and opening the showers on the beaches. All of this is aimed at reducing water consumption and avoiding water that is superfluous and not essential for survival. On the other hand, stocks for possible fire alarms and to ensure the necessary drinking water quantity must be created. In addition, solutions are being sought to counteract the seemingly unstoppable drought.