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20231220_aaa_s197_168 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_162 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: A mother with her daughter receives humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_167 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_164 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_165 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_158 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_163 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_161 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_160 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_159 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_156 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_157 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

20231220_aaa_s197_155 December 20, 2023, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. (Credit Image: © Andriy Andriyenko/SOPA Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)

50270363 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270354 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270347 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270355 People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270373 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270339 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270353 People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270337 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270372 People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270359 People wait as humanitarian aid is distributed in the center of Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270378 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270386 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270383 A mother with her daughter receives humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

50270375 People receive humanitarian aid at a distribution point in Zaporizhzhia. The war in Ukraine continues to severely impact people's lives and damage civilian infrastructure, triggering evacuations from front-line areas and driving humanitarian needs. Despite challenges, aid workers continue to deliver assistance across Ukraine. Attacks on energy, water and gas systems, particularly near the front line, could worsen the situation as winter arrives and temperatures drop below zero. Photo Credit: Andriy Andriyenko / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

ny210124192006 André Summermatter, who is leading a seasonal roundup of free-range sheep and goats, is dropped of by Helicopter in Belalp, Switzerland, Aug. 25, 2023. Rising temperatures and retreating glaciers threaten the country?s mountain stores of water, sometimes called Europe?s water tower, forcing local farmers to adapt and presaging a way of life that may one day melt away. (George Steinmetz/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

20230417_zip_s231_001 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, to relieve themselves from the heat wave that sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_009 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that swept over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, Dhaka recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_005 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_020 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_019 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_015 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_013 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_016 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_014 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_017 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_018 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_007 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_011 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_012 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_006 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_008 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_010 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_004 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_002 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

20230417_zip_s231_003 April 17, 2023, Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Children play with water in a pond in Dhaka, Bangladesh to relieve themselves from the heat wave that Sweeps over the country. Amid a severe heatwave, the capital - Dhaka - today recorded its highest temperature in decades with the mercury soaring to 40.5 degrees Celsius. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department put Dhaka's temperature at 40.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 58 years. The people of Dhaka city experienced the hottest day in the capital in 58 years. Meteorologists say there is some amount of water vapor in the wind blowing over the country's northern region. This will increase humidity and cause sweating. In fact, there is no sign of the temperature lowering anywhere else in the country. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire)

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2316309 Nível do Guaíba baixa, muda paisagem e já impacta tratamento de água em Porto Alegre/RS. Segundo o diretor-geral do Dmae.

2316316 Nível do Guaíba baixa, muda paisagem e já impacta tratamento de água em Porto Alegre/RS. Segundo o diretor-geral do Dmae.

2316310 Nível do Guaíba baixa, muda paisagem e já impacta tratamento de água em Porto Alegre/RS. Segundo o diretor-geral do Dmae.

41237910 A woman takes photo on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237898 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image taken with a drone)A girl walks on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237904 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image taken with a drone)A woman stands on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237909 Four women take wine on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237899 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image taken with a drone)People walk on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237911 A woman holds a wine glass on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237912 People play on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237905 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image taken with a drone)A woman stands on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237907 Exposed banks, due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237903 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image taken with a drone)People walk on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237906 Exposed banks, due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

41237900 (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image taken with a drone)Two women sit on the exposed banks due to low water levels caused by drought, along the Yangtze River. China has been hit by its most severe heatwave in six decades, leading to the lowest water levels along the Yangtze River and a drought that has impacted hundreds of people. Photo Credit: Ren Yong / SOPA Images/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena

ny290723125406 Litter scattered along a riverbank in Sulimaniyah, Iraq on June 26, 2022. The impact of dams, power stations, and irrigation projects in neighboring Turkey and Iran has been drastic: The water flowing into Iraq has dropped by almost 50 percent on the Euphrates and by 33 percent on the Tigris since major dam building began in the 1970s, according to statistics from Iraq?s Water Ministry. (Bryan Denton/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny290723114306 The bridge and causeway that used to run over the waters of the large man-made Lake Hamrin, northeast of Baqubah, Iraq on June 21, 2022. The impact of dams, power stations, and irrigation projects in neighboring Turkey and Iran has been drastic: The water flowing into Iraq has dropped by almost 50 percent on the Euphrates and by 33 percent on the Tigris since major dam building began in the 1970s, according to statistics from Iraq?s Water Ministry. (Bryan Denton/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

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PAR428257 On December 26, 1999, hurricane LOTHAR swept through France with winds of over 200 km/h. It caused a great amount of damage to buildings (roofs blown off, flooding) and power failures that, in some areas, lasted for three weeks. Many trees were also knocked down. In a single night, the equivalent of a three-year tree harvest was knocked down (300 million trees). Though the ecological impact appears to be relatively modest, provided that these trees are removed from the forests where they have fallen, the economic impact will be heavy. 500,000 hectares of forest damaged by the storm must now be replanted. This will require a huge effort, and the works to be executed over the next ten years will cost an estimated 6 billion French francs. It will also be necessary to stockpile and market millions of uprooted trees. Moreover, the introduction on the market of 140 million cubic metres of wood will cause a drastic drop in prices without a corresponding increase in demand, since the market cannot expand any further.

ibxcpi09164670 Strong waves crashing against rocks during storm on a sunny day, Brasil

ibxcpi09164652 Big wave breaking at Ipanema beach in Rio de Janeiro on a sunny day and strong winds, Brasil

ibxcpi09164759 Wave impact against the rocks with sea water splashing in the air, Brasil

ibxcpi09164540 Stormy wave crashing against the rocks with sea water splashing in the air, Brasil

ibxcpi09164746 Water and sea foam splashing in the air with waves crashing against rocks, Brasil

ibxcpi09161301 Wave breaking at Ipanema beach in Rio de Janeiro with water splashing into the air, Brasil

ibxcpi09164962 Sea water splashing in the air with the wave crashing against the rocks, Brasil

ibxcpi09164845 Strong wave and sea foam at Ipanema beach in Rio de Janeiro on a sunny day, Brasil