In parched Hungary, volunteers build dams to hold on to vanishing water
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People walk in a dried-out side channel of the Danube river on Aug. 4 in Budapest, Hungary. a drought-hit summer brought Hungary's river levels to record lows.
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A Gomor Water Guardians volunteer carries wood for a dam sept. 18 in Ozd, Hungary.
Bence Bardos, a forest engineer and head of Gomor Water Guardians, talks to volunteers after they built a dam sept. 18 near Ozd, Hungary.
Zoltan Kende, associate professor at the Institute of agronomy at the Mate University, experiments with growing plants using specialized lighting as part of strategies to develop climate-esilient crops June 22 in Godollo, Hungary.
People walk at the base of a pillar of Margaret bridge, exposed by the low water level of the Danube river, on Aug. 4 in Budapest, Hungary.
PhD student Yimer Arebu Hussen applies a biostimulant as part of a drought-stress experiment on barley June 22 in Godollo, Hungar.
Authorities have said that the plane was returning to Menomonie from a trip to Kenosha when pilot Ronald Riek reported icing on the plane.
People walk in a dried-out side channel of the Danube river on Aug. 4 in Budapest, Hungary. a drought-hit summer brought Hungary's river levels to record lows.
Zoltan Kende, associate professor at the Institute of agronomy at the Mate University, experiments with growing plants using specialized lighting as part of strategies to develop climate-esilient crops June 22 in Godollo, Hungary.
