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RANDERS. The heat as such was never there. Summers, if anything, lasted a month (2 or 3 days above 21 ° C). This year, all the records were broken. They go three months of heat, and miss August. Yesterday, the temperature reached 31.3 ° C in Jutland. The historical average of July oscillated between 13 and 21 ° C. All media record the heat wave in Scandinavia as a historical fact. In Sweden yesterday there were forest fires. In Norway, historical averages were broken (32.7 ° C in Oslo on May 30 and 31.1 ° C in Gothenburg).
The consequences of heat on agriculture and livestock, the two most important economic fronts in this country, are measured by the drought index (Tør-keindeks). This peaked this year in early July with 10 points. The grbad has not grown for animals, but neither cereals for humans. The Danes, who are in good spirits, refer to the drought of the goals of their national football team which, in the last World Cup, did not let them go as they wanted. But the question is more complex. Rural entrepreneurs know that a loss of their crops greater than 50 percent would make them worse off than the national team.
They are waiting for public aid, but nothing is easy in the world's economies, plagued by uncertainty. The price of water, for example, traditionally measured by the greater risk of drought, is today more measured by uncertainty. For example, Denmark and the Netherlands, a low-risk country on water, dominate this ranking today: 191.71 euros and 132.92. While countries that have always suffered from water, such as Italy, Spain and Portugal, pay very cheap: 31.05; 70.96 and 75.61. I take data from State of Green, a public-private alliance from Denmark, the International Water Association and the Eurostat agency, while I see that climate change is moving here, as it is around the world , with its dangerous bipolar threat. . Henrik Hansen reaped with pleasure, praying for Thor to rain, while Soren and Kit Purup might want it to last a little longer than this summer that Serrat sang, "beach and picnic, full of strangers in leather."
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MANUEL GUZMÁN HENNESSEY
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