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4 September 11:36

A report shows that climate changes caused by humans have increased the risk of heatwaves by 40 times, favoring devastating fires in Spain and Portugal.

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A study by the World Weather Attribution network highlights that human activities have significantly increased the frequency and intensity of heatwaves, which have led to devastating fires in the Iberian Peninsula. The extremely high temperatures in August caused the deaths of four people in each country and led to the evacuation of thousands. Without human influence, such conditions would occur once every 500 years, not once every 15 years. Additionally, rural exodus has worsened the situation, leaving more flammable land. The fires destroyed over 380,000 hectares in Spain and 280,000 in Portugal, and the heatwave of August 2025 was the most intense ever recorded.

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Modificările climatice au crescut de 40 de ori probabilitatea unor valuri de căldură ca cele din Spania şi Portugalia
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Riscul incendiilor de vegetație a crescut de 40 de ori din cauza schimbărilor climatice. Cele mai vulnerabile țări
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WWA: Schimbările climatice au făcut de 40 de ori mai probabile incendii similare ca în Spania

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A study shows that climate change has intensified fires in Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus, by 22% more in 2025, causing massive evacuations and destruction.
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In August 2025, Spain was hit by the most intense heatwave in recorded history, with temperatures 4.6°C above the normal average, the National Meteorological Agency (AEMET) announced on Sunday on social network X
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In July 2024, Spain recorded 1,060 deaths attributable to the heatwave, 57% more than the previous year.
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Spain's heatwave led to 1,149 deaths between August 3 and August 18, with extreme temperatures making firefighting more difficult.
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In 2025, wildfires burned 1,015,731 hectares in the EU, an all-time record, mainly affecting Spain and Portugal.
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