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Urgent warning: Summer 2026 fire risk in Libya
A report from the Libyan Center for Climate Change Research warned that the summer of 2026 will be hotter than normal in most regions of Libya, with heatwaves and rising temperatures expected to continue, affecting sectors such as electricity, water, health, and agriculture. The report indicated that July and August will experience hot and dry conditions, with temperatures ranging between 38 and 42 degrees Celsius. This will increase pressure on vital resources and services, leading to risks such as wildfires and heat exhaustion. The center called for enhanced adaptation measures and awareness efforts to address the potential impacts of this climate phenomenon.
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