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Copernicus: Sunday Sets Record as Hottest Day – Bloomberg Reports on Greece and Spain

Copernicus data and the Mediterranean heat wave threat to fires - Climate change increases the frequency of extreme events such as floods and fires

Copernicus – Climate Crisis: This July is Hotter Globally Than July 2023

In Greece, the Acropolis had to be closed in mid-June as temperatures exceeded 44°C

Could heat be driving away tourists – How climate crisis affects tourist season

The increase in temperature alters the behavior of everyone, tourists who seek cooler summer climates and consequently switch their once popular destinations for northern ones

Study: Earth warming at record rate but no evidence of climate change accelerating

Natural factors like El Nino contributed to about 8%

India: Record temperature of 52.3 degrees Celsius recorded in New Delhi

Authorities in the city of nearly 30 million people have issued a 'red health alert' for today

New fire protection regulation – What fire safety measures 1 million owners need to take

It concerns those who have property near a forest or grove, even in towns or villages - 31 May is the deadline for submission of the study - Who can draw up the study - The controls, the fines and the attitude of insurance companies

Warning from experts: Danger of more wildfires due to high temperatures and drought

These conditions have a direct and indirect impact on how our summer will unfold, say the scientists

Ban on private cars movement on weekends?

The hysteria surrounding the achievement of climate goals might potentially confine us to our homes on weekends!...

Climate crisis: scientists’ on dramatic ocean warming – “Changes are happening too fast”

Scientists raise the alarm - "Take a moment out of your busy schedule and look your children and grandchildren in the eye"

A total of 67 agricultural/forest fires in the last 24 hours in the country

56 were dealt with promptly, at their initial stage

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