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Seca severa na Itália faz com que canais de Veneza fiquem inavegáveis; veja VÍDEO e GALERIA DE FOTOS

Em Veneza, as marés estão extraordinariamente baixas, o que impossibilita a navegação de gôndolas, táxis aquáticos e ambulâncias em alguns dos canais. Veneza na seca: nível da água está tão baixo que impossibilita a navegação nos canais A Itália vive semanas de seca, e os alpes receberam menos da metade da média de neve dos anos anteriores, afirmaram cientistas e grupos ambientalistas. Em Veneza, as marés estão extraordinariamente baixas, o que impossibilita a navegação de gôndolas, táxis aquáticos e ambulâncias em alguns dos canais. Compartilhe esta reportagem pelo WhatsApp Compartilhe esta reportagem pelo Telegram Os problemas em Veneza estão sendo atribuídos a uma combinação de fatores: falta de chuva, sistema de alta pressão, lua cheia e correntes marítimas. O grupo ambiental Legambiente afirma que o maior problema é com rios e lagos italianos, que têm grave falta de água. Estiagem seca famosos canais de Veneza LEIA TAMBÉM VÍDEO: Canais em Veneza secam em nível recorde, e barcos não conseguem passar Entenda se os temporais recentes, como os que atingiram Rio e SP, têm relação com o aquecimento global O Pó, o rio mais longo da Itália (vai dos Alpes, no noroeste, até o Mar Adriático), tem 61% menos água do que o normal nesta época do ano, afirma o grupo. Em julho passado, a Itália declarou estado de emergência para as áreas ao redor do Pó, que respondem por cerca de um terço da produção agrícola do país e sofreu sua pior seca em 70 anos. Os níveis de água no Lago de Garda, no norte da Itália, caíram para mínimos recordes. Um anticiclone domina o clima na Europa Ocidental há 15 dias, trazendo temperaturas amenas.

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