El Niño and Climate Change: Why This Summer Makes History
Home World El Niño and climate change: Why this summer is making history Stand: 11.08.2026, 13:51 Comments Follow us on Google Western Europe has..
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Home World El Niño and climate change: Why this summer is making history Stand: 11.08.2026, 13:51 Comments Follow us on Google Western Europe has experienced the hottest June and July since records began – and the causes are more alarming than expected. According to an estimate by the Robert Koch Institute, almost 12,000 people in Europe have already died this summer as a result of heat. El Niño: The natural phenomenon that makes the summer of 2026 even more dangerous Behind the record temperatures is not only man-made climate change.
Furthermore, According to the EU climate change service Copernicus, the June-July combination has never been so hot since records began – and that includes Germany explicitly. A summer that goes down in climate history: What scientists now measure exceeds all previous ideas – the video shows the full extent. Already, the world’s oceans have reached temperature levels that experts consider alarming.
In addition, Four heat waves since May, dry soils, forest fires in parts of Europe, the worst drought in years: What Copernicus expert Samantha Burgess says about the interaction of heat and drought, makes you listen. Copernicus scientists expect this phenomenon to grow even further in the coming months.
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Home World El Niño and climate change: Why this summer is making history Stand: 11.08.2026, 13:51 Comments Follow us on Google Western Europe has experienced the hottest June and July since records began – and the causes are more alarming than expected.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to an estimate by the Robert Koch Institute, almost 12,000 people in Europe have already died this summer as a result of heat.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEl Niño: The natural phenomenon that makes the summer of 2026 even more dangerous Behind the record temperatures is not only man-made climate change.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to the EU climate change service Copernicus, the June-July combination has never been so hot since records began – and that includes Germany explicitly.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA summer that goes down in climate history: What scientists now measure exceeds all previous ideas – the video shows the full extent.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAlready, the world’s oceans have reached temperature levels that experts consider alarming.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFour heat waves since May, dry soils, forest fires in parts of Europe, the worst drought in years: What Copernicus expert Samantha Burgess says about the interaction of heat and drought, makes you listen.
reliability low1/2 sourcesCopernicus scientists expect this phenomenon to grow even further in the coming months.
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