Climate, Dams, Drought, Global Warming

Climate, Dams, Drought, Global Warming

The Photos Show The Al-Bal'a Dam And Ain Zarqa In The Countryside Of Idlib, Northwest Syria, Where This Summer Is Considered The Hottest, With Unprecedented Temperature Rises Due To Global Warming. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto)

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