Incendiile din Spania și Franța, de două ori mai probabile din cauza schimbărilor climatice. Studiu: În Spania, riscul a crescut de 20 de ori

Recent wildfires in Spain and France have been exacerbated by human-induced climate change, leading to significant evacuations and destruction. A study by World Weather Attribution indicates that these fires were at least twice as likely in France and twenty times more likely in Spain due to climate change effects. Over 360,000 people were evacuated, with three fatalities and thousands of homes destroyed. The analysis predicts such intense fire episodes will occur more frequently in the future, highlighting the rapid climate changes in Southern Europe. Experts warn that the current conditions are not merely coincidental, as extreme heat and dry weather create ideal conditions for wildfires.