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Drought Giulia e Teresa. How do Droughts happen ? Droughts happen in places where it rain frequentely, but when it stops raining for a long time, this.

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1 Drought Giulia e Teresa

2 How do Droughts happen ? Droughts happen in places where it rain frequentely, but when it stops raining for a long time, this is called drought. It can occur in any region and its intensity varies from one place to another one.

3 How can we reduce Drought ? We can reduce Drought by: Reducing pollution; Building reservors; using rain water to the maximum; Reducing deforestation.

4 Curiosity There are plants are resistant to droughts: the cactus, amorag and others.

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