Drought In Catalonia: The Sau Reservoir At Its Historical Minimum.

Drought In Catalonia: The Sau Reservoir At Its Historical Minimum.

The Sau reservoir is seen at its historical minimum with the church of the old town of Sant Roma de Sau exposed in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is entering a drought emergency. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto)

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