Study links heatwave in Western Europe to global warming
A recent study confirmed that the unprecedented heatwave affecting Western Europe is primarily caused by climate change resulting from human activities, with the likelihood of high temperatures increasing by nearly a hundredfold compared to two decades ago. The current heatwave has led to deaths, disruptions in electricity supplies, and the closure of schools and landmarks. Britain recorded its highest temperatures in June, while approximately 45% of European cities experienced heatwaves that are the most severe on record.
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