Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new method to generate drinking water. The solar-powered desalination system adapts its energy consumption based on sunlight availability. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".
What's right: Spanish olive trees in Hungary
Due to Europe's climate warming, olive trees can no longer survive the Spanish - often - sweltering heat. But many olive trees have found a new home in .... Hungary!
What's right: Groundwater levels recover despite droughts
Despite increasing droughts, groundwater levels in Southern Europe are not dropping as drastically as expected; in some areas, they are even rising. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".
Local Matters: The impact of the drought on nature
Claudine Felten, forest engineer for the nature protection foundation natur&emwelt, about the impact of the drought on nature.
Local Matters: The challenges for the rescue service CGDIS
On Local Matters, Tom Barnig, director of operations at the national rescue service CGDIS, told us about the challenges provoked by the drought.
Local Matters: The impact of the drought on vineyards
In our interview on Local Matters, Marc Weyer, president of the Luxembourg's association of winegrowers, tells about the impact of the drought on the vineyards.