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Decreased water flow in Pineios River raises concerns for Thessaly’s water supply.
3 sourcesFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 16 days ago
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- The Pineios River, Greece's third-longest river, is experiencing a significant reduction in flow across various sections.
- Experts are expressing concern over long-term water availability in Thessaly, an important agricultural region.
- Images highlighting the river's alarming condition have been circulated, showing it reduced to a trickle in some areas.
- The decline in water levels is reigniting discussions about the serious water issues facing Thessaly.
- The river flows through the Thessalian plain and contributes to an extensive delta before emptying into the Aegean Sea.
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Proto Thema· 16 days ago
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Falling water levels in Pineios River raise alarm over Thessaly’s water balance
ekathimerini.com· 16 days ago
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iefimerida.gr· 16 days ago