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!
