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Europe faces climate-driven heat wave, wildfires, and storms
A 10-day heat wave that ended on July 2 pushed temperatures above 40C (104F) across parts of Western Europe. According to scientists from Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, climate change intensified the heat by as much as 4C (39F) in 12 major cities, including Barcelona, Madrid, Milan, and London.
A blaze in southern France forced the closure of the Marseille airport, and weather agencies issued warnings for other parts ...
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France wildfire shuts down Marseille airport, halts trainsA wildfire in southern France on Tuesday that forced Marseille airport to close and interrupted train traffic has not been ...
Flames licked the outskirts of Marseille on Tuesday, with residents warned to stayed inside, close doors and keep roads clear ...
A fast-moving wildfire reached the outskirts of Marseille, France’s second-largest city, on Tuesday, leading its airport to ...
Wildfires were raging in Spain and France on Tuesday after a dayslong heat wave parched landscapes in the region and turned woodlands into tinderboxes.
The analysis concentrated on a 10-day period from June 23 to July 2, when a "heat dome" – a high-pressure system over Europe ...
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According to France’s national environment agency Ademe, only 25 per cent of French homes had air conditioning in 2020 which ...
Italy limited work outdoors, France shut schools and Turkey battled wildfires on Tuesday in a European heatwave that ...
A wildfire in southern France on Tuesday that forced Marseille airport to close and interrupted train traffic has not been ...
A wildfire has burned through 2,000 hectares of vegetation near the southern French city of Narbonne, leading to the closure ...
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