Europe's economy faces heatwave-driven shifts

Belgium and Europe overall are experiencing a severe heatwave and drought, with temperatures reaching 37 degrees Celsius, increasing the risk of wildfires and weather anomalies. The heatwaves have led to a surge in demand for products such as air conditioners, fans, and sun protectors, while disrupting many economic activities. Experts warn that these conditions could mark the beginning of a new era of more extreme weather. Scientists link these phenomena to climate change caused by human activities, which threatens to intensify droughts and wildfires, significantly impacting agriculture and energy security across Europe.

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