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Study: Climate change is behind Europe's high temperatures

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Alexa St. John
Study: Climate change is behind Europe's high temperatures
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A new study by World Weather Attribution concludes that the current record-breaking heat waves in Europe would have been virtually impossible without climate change. Scientists found that such extreme temperatures are now 200 times more likely than they were two decades ago.

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It provides scientific evidence linking specific extreme weather events to long-term climate change, impacting policy and public safety planning.

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The report relies on scientific attribution studies and presents findings neutrally, though the subject matter is inherently linked to climate advocacy.

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