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Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Water is life. Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country\'s primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Why it matters to our lives to give our vote to politicians who take the #climate and #nature #loss seriously. And to support - via #investment #strategies and #lifestyle #choices - only those #banks and #corporations that support our future, rather than our fossil fuel past. "We will see more extreme weather events as long as we burn fossil fuels. Today we are at 1.3C of warming, but we are on track to experience up to 3C by 2100, which would mean similar floods in Spain increasing in frequency and severity. Without creating an action plan and knowing exactly how to implement it, as practised in drills, death tolls will always be high when a heat record is broken or a new region experiences hurricane-scale forces of rain, as happened in Spain. Investing in people and emergency services will save lives. But governments also cannot build back the same way. Almost everywhere in Europe where people live, rivers are canalised, and all surfaces are sealed with concrete and asphalt to make a comfortable city for cars. If we want to start caring about people instead, we need to give rivers space again, so that they have somewhere else to go, rather than into people’s homes. Urban sprawl across Europe is creating ever more sealed surfaces and exposing an increasing number of people to devastating floods. We Europeans need to learn and rebuild for a future that is only just emerging. But most urgently, we have to practise survival in a climate-changed world." Read Friederike Otto: https://lnkd.in/eYZHitgB

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