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Dryness: in the Oise, the Sad Count of the Missing Rivers
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Noyon (France), August 30, 2026 (AFP) – "Theoretically, the stream is there", note, half ironic, half-depite, Yves Jossart, agent of the OFB, in front of a ditch on the edge of the road invaded by vegetation. Like almost half of the French rivers, the Dordonne, a tributary of the Oise, is completely dry after the heat waves of the summer. Since [...] The article Dryness: in the Oise, the sad count of the missing rivers appeared first on MARINE &…
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