Reasons for Europe's severe heatwave
The intense heatwave sweeping across Western Europe has resulted in the highest temperatures ever recorded in the region, along with a significant increase in medical emergencies and heat-related deaths. A scientific study confirmed that this is the most severe and widespread heatwave in the continent’s history, revealing that climate change caused by fossil fuel emissions is the primary reason for its intensification. As a result, body cooling has become more difficult, and transportation and health services have been severely disrupted. Studies warn that if emissions continue to rise, more violent heatwaves are likely to occur in the future.
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