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EUROPE’S DRY RIVERBEDS AND SCORCHED EARTH – IN PICTURES

1 min read • 1 hr ago • Climate crisis | The Guardian • [src]
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Climate crisis | The GuardianEUROPE’S DRY RIVERBEDS AND SCORCHED EARTH – IN PICTURES1 hr ago
Climate crisis | The GuardianEXTREME HEAT BREAKS TEMPERATURE RECORDS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE4 hrs ago

WHAT HAPPENED

This summer, Europe has witnessed an unprecedented combination of extreme heat, widespread drought, and intense wildfires, with satellite photos depicting dry riverbeds and scorched earth across the continent. The heatwave has set new temperature records in central and eastern Europe, threatening food security, water supplies and public health.

According to Climate crisis | The Guardian, temperatures in those regions have broken long‑standing records, fueling the fire spread. The same source notes that Britain is experiencing smoke from distant fires, affecting air quality across the UK. Inside Climate News reports that Philadelphia is attempting to balance short‑term budget needs with long‑term climate goals, a reflection of the policy challenges posed by such extreme weather.

These events illustrate the growing frequency of heat extremes linked to climate change, a trend that scientists warn will intensify without significant mitigation.

  • Record‑breaking heat in central and eastern Europe fuels wildfires and drought.
  • Dry riverbeds and scorched landscapes are visible across the continent.
  • British air quality is affected by smoke from distant European fires.

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