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Europe’s extreme heat would be impossible without climate change, scientists say

Scientists confirm that Europe's current heat wave, with temperatures soaring over 40°C, is largely due to climate change. A study shows such extreme events are now 200 times more likely than two decades ago. Experts stress the urgent need...

AP News· Jun 26, 2026 · 7:17 AM · 27 views

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Scientists confirm that Europe's current heat wave, with temperatures soaring over 40°C, is largely due to climate change. A study shows such extreme events are now 200 times more likely than two decades ago. Experts stress the urgent need for adaptation to face these challenges. #ClimateChange #HeatWave #Europe #ExtremeWeather #GlobalWarming #ScienceNews

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