Gas, electricity and water limitation in Europe: after the energy crisis, food crisis and inflation caused by the lack of oil, natural gas and electricity, the "exhausted" Europe again experienced serious water shortage this summer. According to media reports, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy and other European countries have issued water limit warnings, and the water level of many major rivers in Europe has dropped sharply. On August 12, some key sections of the Rhine River dropped to 40 cm, and the Thames River level also dropped to the lowest level since 2005. In an interview with the media, Bill hare, chief executive officer of non-profit research institutions and senior scientist focusing on climate research, said that water shortage also has a great impact on industrial commodities. Thermal power stations, nuclear power stations or coal-fired power stations lack cooling water, which leads to power shortage. The low water level makes it impossible for ships to transport goods, which will have an impact on the economy.