Deadly floods add to fiscal strains in central Europe
Based on estimates from local officials, the damage to infrastructure could reach a combined $10 billion in these two countries alone. Poland's finance minister said the $5.6 billion allotted from EU funds would cover some, but not all of the costs to recover from the floods.
“These floods are a clear reminder of the growing threat of climate-induced extreme weather events,” said Sissi Knispel de Acosta, the general secretary of the European Climate Research ...
At least eight people died Monday in flooding throughout Central Europe, bringing the death toll to at least 17 in Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic and Austria since slow-moving Storm Boris hit ...
Central Europe has been plagued by intense flooding this week, killing at least 23 people, according to Reuters. While it’s difficult to draw a conclusive link between this event and climate ...
Recent days have seen torrential rain sweep through central and eastern Europe, swelling rivers and triggering flood warnings ...
At least 17 have been killed in what authorities have called the worst floods to hit central and eastern Europe in decades. The mayor of Nysa in Poland ordered the evacuation of all 44,000 ...
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen yesterday pledged £8.4 billion towards the cost of repairs from the EU's ...
Widespread floods in central Europe are causing travel chaos and costing lives. A low-pressure system has brought record levels of rainfall to Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania ...
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