The Rhine is starting to dry up already – two weeks into summer
Although the Rhine is usually at its lowest in August-November, water levels are already low enough to impact trade activities.
By Jack Wittels, bloomberg news
The German summer may officially be just two weeks old but the Rhine river – a vital artery for the country and other parts of inland Europe – is already seeing water levels low enough to restrict trade.
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