According to data published by the European Copernicus Observatory, August 2025 was the third hottest August on record, with an average temperature 1.29 °C above pre-industrial levels. Heatwaves severely affected Western Europe, especially Spain, where a heatwave caused over 1100 deaths. Additionally, meteorological agencies from various countries reported that the summer of 2025 was the hottest ever recorded. These extreme climate events underscore the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change.
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Copernicus - August 2025 este a treia cea mai caldă lună august măsurată vreodată pe Pământ
August 2025, a treia cea mai caldă lună august măsurată vreodată. Datele observatorului european Copernicus
Canicule : le mois d’août 2025, le troisième plus chaud jamais mesuré, selon l’observatoire européen Copernicus
Nou record negativ: August 2025 a fost a treia cea mai fierbinte lună august înregistrată vreodată pe Pământ
Date oficiale - August 2025, a treia cea mai caldă lună august măsurată vreodată pe Pământ
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