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The Super Niño phenomenon has caused unprecedented heatwaves and widespread wildfires around the world, with varying impacts from region to region, including droughts, rising temperatures, and floods. Predictions confirmed that temperatures would rise in North Africa, especially in Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, with temperatures in Western Europe exceeding 50°C, leading to large-scale wildfires. The causes of these fires include high temperatures, drought, human activities, and winds. The damages have amounted to approximately $111 billion by June and resulted in over 16,000 deaths in Europe, with hundreds of thousands of hectares destroyed. This underscores the urgent need to adopt effective policies to combat climate change.
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