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「現在就採取行動」：蘇格蘭面臨夏季乾旱，水資源短缺風險升高
Take action now': Scotland facing summer drought amid water scarcity risk
Scotland is facing an increased risk of summer drought in 2025 after months of below-average rainfall, with parts of the country, such as Angus and Fife, experiencing ten consecutive months of dry conditions. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has warned that groundwater levels are already lower than those seen before the 2022 drought, and river flows are currently "low to extremely low." While Moray is an exception due to higher winter rainfall, most regions are seeing signs of water scarcity. SEPA is urging businesses to act now to manage water use and build climate resilience, noting that prolonged dry periods are becoming more common due to climate change. The agency plans to begin weekly water scarcity updates in May and is working with the Scottish Government, water providers, and industries to monitor and manage the situation sustainably.
蘇格蘭在經歷數月降雨量低於平均後，正面臨2025年夏季乾旱風險上升的情況，Angus和Fife等地區甚至已連續十個月降雨不足。蘇格蘭環境保護署（SEPA）警告，地下水位已低於2022年乾旱前的水平，當前河川流量也處於「偏低至極低」的狀態。雖然Moray地區因冬季降雨較多而是例外，大多數地區都出現水資源短缺的徵兆。SEPA呼籲企業立即採取行動，管理用水並提升氣候韌性，強調氣候變遷使得長時間乾旱愈加頻繁。該機構計劃自5月起每週發布水資源短缺更新，並將與蘇格蘭政府、水務公司及各行業合作，共同監測與永續管理水資源
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