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Aug 19, 2026
EP 22 | European Heat, Dry Rivers, and Virgin Media's 22 Billion Question
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Wayne JambawoGUEST
on top of that, aside from this extra heat that we're talking about, we also have the weather system El Nino, which is basically affecting crop yields on top of this current drought that we're having as well, which means things like cocoa and sugar are going to be more expensive.

Wayne JambawoGUEST
On top of that, ice cream is obviously cold, so you need to keep it cold, right? Which takes energy.

Wayne JambawoGUEST
And like we said, the energy that's being produced in Europe, not all of it is nuclear, but some of it is also hydro as well.

Wayne JambawoGUEST
You can't generate as much electricity, right? Because you have less going through the hydropower stations and then also less cooling for the nuclear power plants.

Phoebe AppentengHOST
terms of any particular issue names you're looking at, what's the divide between the bigger players and the smaller players do you think that are going to be affected by this?
