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Climate change vulnerabilities and adaptation measures in the Lower Danube River floodplain
The Lower Danube River floodplain is increasingly exposed to climate-driven hydrological volatility, including more frequent and intense floods, prolonged droughts, extreme heat, soil water deficits, altered precipitation regimes, lowered groundwater levels, and shifts in flood-wave timing. These ha
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