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Hungary: How a Lake is Disappearing

By with∅ut-me 04.08.2026 at 15:07 Uhr Climate Change Pollution Travel & Tourism
TL;DR AI-generated Hungary's Velence Lake has reached a historic low of 29 centimeters, down from 53 centimeters in September 2022, due to persistent drought and temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius. This has resulted in swimming bans and a tourism crisis.

Source: dw.com

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