Hungary Uses Water From Fish Farming to Revive Drought-Hit Land
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The farms in Hungary make a team with the national water authority to use the water remaining in the huge basins when fish are tight to help water the land affected by drought and parks, transmits Reuters, quoted by Agerpres. This summer's drought, on the bottom of the continent's heat waves, ...
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The extreme drought forces the Hungarian authorities to adopt unusual solutions to save agriculture. Water from fish farms is directed directly to the affected crops, but only after the fish pools are emptied by the fish herds.
In an effort to adapt to climate change and increasingly severe droughts, Hungary is implementing a pilot project through which water from fish farms is turned into a strategic reserve. The liquid left in ponds after the fish harvest, which in the past is directly flowing into rivers and canals, is now redirected to agricultural land, wetlands and [...]
Hungary is trying to turn fish farms into a strategic water reserve for times of drought. The water left in ponds after fish harvest, which in the past ended up in rivers and canals, is being redirected to wetlands, farmland and parks.
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