The Rain In Spain Falls Mainly On . . . The Amazon Rainforest?

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Spain is experiencing its worst drought in 40 years. Climate experts warn that the country is suffering badly from the impact of climate change and that the Sahara is slowly creeping north – into the Spanish mainland.

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