European heatwave is most severe ever recorded
A new report from World Weather Attribution confirms that the current European heatwave is the most severe on record and is directly linked to climate change. The study notes that record-breaking temperatures are occurring much faster in Europe than the global average.
Why it matters
This data underscores the accelerating impact of climate change on public health and urban infrastructure in Europe.
The record-shattering warmth in Europe in recent days is the most severe heatwave ever recorded in the region and is unequivocally the result of climate change driven by the burning of fossil fuels.
The article reports on scientific findings from a reputable attribution group, though the topic of climate change is inherently sensitive.
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