Western Europe Swelted through its Hottest June on record, as extreme temperatures blamed the region in punishing back-t-back heatwaves. Dangerous Temperatures Stretched Into July, With Separate Research Estimating that Climate Change Made the Heat Up to 4c Hotter, Pushing the Thermumeter Into Deadly Territory For Thousands of Vulnerable People and Greatly Worsening the project Death Toll. Millions of People Were Exposed to Daily Average Temperatures Rarely Seen Before in Early Summer. Scientists Say Human-Induced Climate Change is Increasing the Intensity, Length and Frequency of Extreme Heat That Fuest Fires in Europe and Across the Globe. For in-depth Analysis and a Deeper Perspective, France 24’s François Picard Welcomes Richard Assheton, journalist based in Marseille and Brian Sandberg, Climate Scientist Historian.
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‘Whole Range of Factors: Environmental, Human and Societal, Contributing to Worsening of Disasters’
