Spain's Hottest and Driest Spring on Record Threatens Ecosystems and Agriculture.

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Spain experienced its hottest spring on record and the second driest ever, exacerbating the country's long-term drought and threatening its ecosystems and agriculture. The scorching temperatures follow the trend of exceptionally high temperatures in 2022, which marked Spain's hottest year on record. The Spanish government has allocated $2.4 billion for drought response measures, including support for urban water reuse and aid for farmers facing challenges. Spain is Europe’s leading producer and exporter of fresh fruit and vegetables, and the country requested emergency funds from the European Union in April given the dire prognosis for this year’s crops.
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