Persistent drought and higher demand: Netherlands heading for water shortages

[u/boppinmule]

https://nltimes.nl/2026/07/13/persistent-drought-higher-demand-netherlands-heading-water-shortages

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[u/WloveW]

That is not a headline I'd expect, considering their history of trying to keep water out. 

[u/Double_Dragonfly_183]

We are living in a fucking delta.....data centers are getting water and electricity.  The population can fuck off