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Santa Claus · StockholmSTOCKHOLM: Human-caused climate change made a recent Nordic heatwave about 2°C hotter, putting a strain on healthcare, ecosystems and indigenous Sami reindeer herders in a region ill-equipped for such events, researchers said on Thursday (Aug 14). Finland, Norway and Sweden experienced unusually hot weathSee the Story
Climate change made Nordic heatwave 2°C hotter: Study
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Heatwaves · SwedenAuthorities in Stockholm are urging residents to conserve water due to record-high temperatures impacting water supply. A warm summer has led to decreased water levels in Lake Malaren. Residents are advised to reduce shower time and curb water usage, as Europe experiences intense heatwaves linked to climate change.See the Story
Swedes Urged to Conserve Water Amid Historic Heatwave in Stockholm | Science-Environment
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