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Cited 9 June 2026: Europe’s ‘exceptional’ heatwave | Warming forecast | AMOC observations ‘at risk’

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Cecilia Keating
Cited 9 June 2026: Europe’s ‘exceptional’ heatwave | Warming forecast | AMOC observations ‘at risk’
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Recent climate reports highlight record-breaking heatwaves in Europe and projections of near-record global temperatures through 2030. Meanwhile, concerns are rising over potential political interference in climate research funding and the dismantling of critical ocean observation systems.

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The intersection of extreme weather events and the potential suppression of climate data poses significant risks to global environmental policy.

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The framing emphasizes the 'stymied' nature of research and the negative impacts of political oversight on climate science.

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