Drought

This page collects the 176 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Drought”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Agriculture, Environment, and Climate Change.

1. Yesterday2 items
   1. Farmers in the United States adopt perennial grains to address extreme weatherFarmers are increasingly turning to perennial grains as a potential solution to mitigate the impacts of severe drought and extreme weather conditions on crop yields. The shift highlights the challengeMiami-Dade2 reports
   2. Florida records significant rainfall deficits and high temperatures in summer 2026Hillsborough
2. Fri, Sep 41 item
   1. Farmers explore perennial grains to improve crop resilience against extreme weatherFarmers are increasingly testing perennial grains like Kernza as a strategy to combat soil degradation and crop losses caused by drought and heavy rainfall. Unlike traditional annual crops, these graiMiami-Dade
3. Thu, Sep 31 item
   1. Colorado drought persists despite recent rainfallRecent storms have provided minor relief, but 88.7% of Colorado remains in drought conditions, with 44.2% of the state experiencing extreme or exceptional drought. While some eastern and western areasHillsborough
4. Mon, Aug 311 item
   1. Corpus Christi eases water restrictions to Stage 1Corpus Christi Water has transitioned from Stage 2 to Stage 1 water restrictions, allowing residents and businesses to water lawns once per week. The new rules mandate that automatic irrigation must oHillsborough
5. Sun, Aug 302 items
   1. Tropical storm remnants bring rain to Caribbean with low redevelopment chanceThe remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly are moving westward across the Caribbean, providing rainfall to drought-affected areas in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Forecasters indicate a low proMiami-Dade
   2. Tropical Storm Dolly remnants bring rain to Caribbean with low redevelopment chanceMiami-Dade
6. Sat, Aug 291 item
   1. Summer drought in Europe impacts river water levels and fish populationsExtreme heat and drought conditions in Europe have caused significant water recession in the Danube River, leaving boats stranded and fish populations struggling in shallow, shrinking pools. The envirMiami-Dade2 reports

1. 01U.S. Department of Agricultureorganization5 mentions
2. 02Irving Rodríguezperson5 mentions
3. 03Miguel Romeroperson5 mentions
4. 04Fello Pérezperson5 mentions
5. 05Jenniffer Gonzálezperson5 mentions
6. 06APorganization5 mentions
7. 07RAFIorganization5 mentions
8. 08Puerto Ricolocation4 mentions
9. 09Naia Sedaperson4 mentions
10. 10Bryce Blackperson3 mentions