Examples of using Droughts in English and their translations into Japanese
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Droughts are just one of the natural hazards that are becoming more frequent and more severe due to climate change.
This feature mitigates localized droughts and takes advantage of excess water in any of the three watersheds.
He has been through lots of droughts and probably other attempts at poaching.
At the same time, the Amazon's worsening droughts, which are also associated with climate change, make fires more dangerous to forests.
Due to droughts in other Australian colonies in 1840, before South Australia was self-sufficient in food, the cost of living increased rapidly.
Some of these heatwaves, heavy downpours or droughts may well have become more likely as part of the changing climate.
When a series of intense droughts struck in the 1930s, dried-out topsoil was primed to erode in the infamous Dust Bowl.
Droughts in Africa and Latin America directly feed into political unrest and violence.
Some of these heat waves, heavy downpours or droughts may well have become more likely as part of the changing climate.
In South Africa, 18-year-old Kiara found a solution to hydrating crops during droughts.
In rich countries like the USA, temporary droughts can be managed, but south of the border, countries aren't as able to cope.
Increased flooding and droughts could wipe out up to 10 percent of farmland in the Midwest and South over the next 25 years.
Droughts in Syria and California have been tied to climate change.
Cuba emphasized the need to reflect more explicitly the relationship between ecosystems and forests, and droughts and meteorological events.
In countries with few earthquakes, flooding and droughts are regarded as the greatest risks.
Among the growers, over 70% highlighted droughts as a major challenge.
Atlanta is an archetypal modern sprawl city, and droughts are expected to become more common as Earth's climate changes.
In 1840, droughts in other Australian colonies increased the cost of living rapidly because South Australia had not been self-sufficient for food yet.
Repeated droughts during the second half of the twentieth century caused significant hardship and prompted heavy emigration.
Droughts reduce water supply, and floods destroy the quality of water.