Study: Germany's water deficit growing - even without drought data
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By YuToday Staff
· 1:19 readSeptember 5, 2026
Study: Germany's water deficit growing - even without drought data: details are still coming in. This YuToday briefing covers the confirmed facts from dpa international and will be updated as more is verified.
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Study: Germany's water deficit growing - even without drought data: details are still coming in. This YuToday briefing covers the confirmed facts from dpa international and will be updated as more is verified.
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