According to data on the agricultural acreage affected by the dry weather, provided by Agroseguros, it is estimated that the total figure will rise to more than 980,000 hectares. To date, 643,000 hectares have been damaged, with Castile-Leon and Castile-La Mancha as the most affected autonomous regions, with 376,000 and 109,000 hectares damaged, respectively.
According to the agro-insurance company, and based on the data available on June 24, the acreage affected and the total expected in the various autonomous regions is as follows: Andalusia 32,658 ha (37,920), Aragón 35,738 ha (60,379), Castile-Leon 376,117 ha (585,019), Castile-La Mancha 108,684 ha (182,455), Catalonia 10,760 ha (12,500), Navarre 17,614 ha (28,325) and the rest 61,651 ha (75,995).
Comment: It's hard to say how much effect environmental upheaval is having on migration flows, but it's a sure thing that the elites are wary of it and believe it will loom large in the coming years.
That may, in fact be why they're pushing acceptance of mass migration (which is the result, to this point, of their wars) so hard - to get people in host nations (usually Western) familiar with it.
They may not be far off. Another 'Great Wandering' may be in the cards. It has happened before...