Extreme Heat of 2026 in Europe Will Be the "New Normal" of the Future
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Portugal has recorded 680 deaths above expected. Sardinia has reached 48.4 degrees. For climatologists, this extreme summer is just an essay of what is coming.
France hit records with 52 days of heat waves, while Portugal recorded 680 deaths above expected. Europe accounted for more than 32,000 additional deaths and 600,000 hectares consumed by fires, with the eco-anxiety affecting 2.6 million people.
Correio da Manhã
The real UN that changes climates is "a brutal reminder of the consequences of the climate crisis, both human and economic."
The extreme heat felt this summer in several European countries will be the rule in the coming decades, warn climate scientists about the effects of global warming, which has already changed the habit of Europeans, more attentive to climate change.
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