US EditionIt Helps During Droughts and Floods. Why Does Poland Need Retention?
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The Genoese low, which brought Poland abundant rainfall, should rather provoke questions about how to wisely manage Poland's scarce water resources than sarcastic questions about "where is the global warming?"
"Good morning, due to the flooding, I'm canceling my reservation..." Hundreds of hoteliers in the Polish mountains and on the Baltic Sea have received calls, emails, and text messages with this and similar messages in recent days. Fortunately, the Gabriel low, which raged over Poland for two days, didn't cause significant damage. However, it has caused significant disruptions in the tourism industry. The rainfall has left tourist resorts empty, …
River levels are rising. This is particularly noticeable in the south of the province, Hubert Ciepły, spokesman for the Małopolska Fire Department, told Polsat News, commenting on the flood threat. A similar situation is occurring in the Podkarpackie province, where river levels have risen following heavy rainfall. Due to the weather situation, the Government Crisis Management Team convened on Thursday.
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