Climate Change's Impact on Europe's Heat

The article discussed the impact of the greenhouse effect phenomenon on severe heatwaves in Europe, where scientists pointed out that climate change caused by human activity has made the current heatwave, which affected large areas of Europe, much more likely compared to previous decades. The report explained that this heatwave would have been considered very rare before the 21st century, but it persisted and recurred more frequently due to the global temperature rise of approximately 1.1°F, which increased the likelihood of such events occurring from less than 1% in the past. Scientists emphasized that the efforts of countries to reduce emissions will determine how often and severe these phenomena will become in the future.

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