A record 22-day heatwave in Finland has led to the deaths of reindeer, sparking concern among farmers.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Finland has recorded its longest heatwave since records began, with temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius. Reindeer herders in Lapland are facing losses as the animals cannot cope with the extreme heat. Climate change is contributing to these phenomena, with heat waves becoming more frequent and intense in the Arctic.
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Val de căldură record în Finlanda. Mai mulți reni au murit
Schimbările climatice ucid: Renii din Finlanda nu supraviețuiesc valului de căldură
Laponia se sufocă sub valul record de căldură. Renii mor din cauza temperaturilor ridicate
Val de căldură record în Finlanda / Mai mulţi reni au murit / "Nu sunt capabili să îşi regleze temperatura corpului"
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