Examples of using Droughts in English and their translations into German
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We have had longer droughts.
Causing droughts in our breadbaskets.
Kreamy Karamel endures high temperatures and long droughts very well.
There, droughts are the consequence of the phenomenon.
We study weather and climate extremes in Switzerland, for example droughts.
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Myth 5: Droughts and other natural disasters are to blame for hunger.
Due to the production of chlamydospores, Phytophthora species can survive droughts.
Droughts as well as floods regularly occur in Burkina Faso.
But then rainfall became unreliable even in the mountains and longer droughts followed.
Hydrological droughts usually are noticed some time after meteorological droughts.
That means cultivating nutritious feed, conserving it and using it during droughts.
Examples of various new information systems related to droughts forecasting are given in the Annex.
The project invests in the ability of people and communities to withstand droughts.
Recent droughts have underscored the vulnerability of all societies to this"natural" hazard.
Other reasons are over-population and natural catastrophes such as floods or long droughts.
Dry Sahelian climate with short wet seasons and long droughts makes it difficult for the smallholder families to ensure their survival.
Global warming also boosts the frequency and intensity of floods and droughts.
Backup power plants can help to overcome droughts or seasonal low winds that affect the power output of renewables.
Only satisfactory on somewhat nutritious, damp soil, long droughts are unfavourable.
Fresh, tolerates moderate droughts, in any well drained garden soil, sensitive to soil compaction; tolerates urban and industrial pollution.
If flood water were collected,it could be used to offset the impact of droughts.
That means more droughts in summer, floods and landslides in winter, and greater variability in the water supply throughout the year.
This implies that periods between rainy episodes become longer and droughts more severe.
As the'heavens opened' in many places, high temperatures, droughts and wildfires hit California, Sweden, Norway, and Greece;
We already know that on the one hand, reduced rainfall increases the risk of forest dieback, and on the other hand,forest loss can intensify regional droughts.
These include physical risks such as storm damage or droughts, for example, as well as regulatory risks such as a possible tightening of the limits on greenhouse-gas emissions.
In Europe for example the northern regions in Scandinavia and Russia could benefit if not beleaguered by floods, while the Mediterranean countrieswill probably suffer even more from droughts.
Particularly during droughts, when there is hardly any fresh plant material, the warthogs satisfy their hunger on the remains of other animals, if necessary also on a fellow-animal.
The freshwater environment is characterized by the hydrological cycle,including floods and droughts, which in some regions have become more extreme and dramatic in their consequences.
Intense sunshine, major fluctuations in temperature and droughts create harsh living conditions for littoral plants, similar to those in high mountain areas, deserts and polar regions.