Extreme weather is shaking up Canada's reputation as a hydropower giant . Droughts, floods, and wild climate swings—all linked to global warming—are disrupting dams and slashing energy production.
Stats show Canada's hydropower exports to the U.S. just hit a 14-year low , and in a plot twist, Canada had to import American energy for three months straight this year—a first since 2016!
This isn't just a local crisis. The International Energy Agency (IEA) says 2023 saw a worldwide hydropower slump , with China, Turkey, and the U.S. also feeling the heat. The culprit? Relentless droughts in key regions, according to experts.
With dams under stress and energy grids scrambling, the message is clear: Climate change isn't just melting ice caps—it's rewiring how we power our lives. Stay tuned for updates as this story evolves!
. Droughts, floods, and wild climate swings—all linked to global warming—are disrupting dams and slashing energy production. 
, and in a plot twist, Canada had to import American energy for three months straight this year—a first since 2016! 
, with China, Turkey, and the U.S. also feeling the heat. The culprit? Relentless droughts in key regions, according to experts. 
Stay tuned for updates as this story evolves!
