Inside a vital Swiss water source during a record drought
In July, we visited a spring in canton Fribourg in western Switzerland during a record-breaking drought.
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I studied modern languages, English, and Russian literature, then completed an MA in international journalism in Cardiff. After that, I worked for BBC Education in Manchester for a few years before moving to Switzerland.
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While the spring appears steady on the surface, the country’s water supply is changing in ways Switzerland is only just beginning to understand.
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At a vital spring in canton Fribourg, a record drought revealed a reassuring amount of water, but a shifting supply picture.
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