La primera ola de calor del verano es la más "severa y extendida" que ha padecido Europa: "Un evento así en junio no habría sido posible sin el cambio climático"
Summary by Latinas Media Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Carlos Fresneda, as published by El Mundo
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A severe heat wave is affecting Europe, with 150 million people experiencing temperatures over 35 degrees. This extreme heat event has been worsened by climate change, according to a group of climate scientists. The World Weather Attribution group analyzed the situation and concluded that the heat wave's severity and extent are linked to climate change.
Further details about the analysis are available from the source. The heat wave is described as exceptional and the most severe and extended that Europe has faced, with climate change playing a role in its occurrence. More information can be found in the original report from El Mundo.
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