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European farmers face record crop losses from climate-driven droughts, with €11.2 billion in damages and rising.
European farmers are facing severe crop losses due to escalating droughts fueled by climate change, with yields plummeting across the continent.
In Germany, farmers like Thomas Goebel saw sunflower and corn fields wither, forcing sales of equipment and land to survive.
Similar devastation hit rapeseed and vegetable crops in other regions, with some losing nearly all production.
Low water levels are also disrupting river transport and power generation.
Annual damages have reached €11.2 billion, with projections rising to €17.5 billion if global warming hits 3°C.
Farmers describe deep emotional distress, often avoiding their failing fields, as climate change increasingly threatens agricultural stability.
Los agricultores europeos se enfrentan a pérdidas récord de cultivos por las sequías provocadas por el clima, con daños por valor de 11.200 millones de euros y en aumento.