The Green Color Explodes Amid The Drought In Catalan Swamps.

The Green Color Explodes Amid The Drought In Catalan Swamps.

The drought continues to threaten the water supply in Barcelona and Catalonia. Below 20% of their capacity, they have caused restrictions on the autonomous community. However, in recent weeks, Catalonia has experienced a cycle of rains, which while it has not filled the reserves, has changed the almost desert image of the reservoirs. The green of growing plants where a few months ago it was the base of a swamp, deceives in sight. The Sau swamp, which would have to cover the old village church to the bell tower, continues below the base of the Romanesque church, and cows graze where until a few months ago, the fish swam. In Sau, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, 6 June 2023. (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

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