Devasive Fires, Deadly Heat and Catastrophic Floods: 2026, a Year of Extreme Weather Phenomena
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Gardian presented a bleak picture of the accelerating consequences of climate change, warning that what the world has witnessed this year may only mark the beginning of a more dangerous phase if urgent action is not taken to protect the Earth ' s climate system.
Fires of vegetation that have mixed millions of hectares, heat waves that have caused tens of thousands of deaths, devastating floods and storms of unprecedented intensity. The year 2026 was marked by a succession of extreme weather phenomena, on the background of accelerating the climate crisis. According to an analysis carried out by The Guardian, the balance of victims is already the order of tens of thousands, and the effects of global warmi…
Globally, extreme heat waves, floods, wildfires, and typhoons in 2026 caused tens of thousands of deaths. The Guardian's compilation of data from the first 11 months of the year revealed the scale of the devastation caused by the climate crisis. In Europe alone, approximately 50,000 deaths were attributed to extreme heat, while record-high global temperatures strengthened calls for a reduction in fossil fuel emissions.
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