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Drought impacts on public water supply and water quality for two drought severity levels
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Created 18 Aug 2017
Published 16 Oct 2017
Last modified 21 Aug 2017
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Climate change adaptation
Drought risk maps with the likelihood of impact occurrence (LIO) in the impact categories Tourism and Recreation, Public Water
Supply, Water Quality, Freshwater Ecosystems, and Terrestrial Ecosystems (columns) for three hazard levels of SPEI with −0.5: near normal,
−1.5: severely dry, and −2.5: extremely dry.
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2015
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/figures/drought-impacts-on-public-water or scan the QR code.
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