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Europe's shrinking rivers give rise to debate over how to tackle drought

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Record-low levels on the River Rhine are already affecting German industry. Chemical producers, utilities, steelmakers and agricultural traders have reported transport bottlenecks and rising costs, as barges are forced to carry smaller loads or stop operating altogether on some stretches of the river.

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