The North American heat wave was approximately 2 Celsius hotter than otherwise expected due to elevated levels of greenhouse gasses, researchers warned.
The vicious heat waves striking parts of the U.S., Mexico and Europe this July would have been “virtually impossible” without human-driven climate change, according to new research published Tuesday, a stark reminder of the need to rapidly transition to cleaner energy and that such deadly weather is set to become more commonplace in the future.Key Facts
Punishing heat waves in the U.S. and Europe, where temperatures have broken new records and triggered deadly fires, were made around 1,000 times more likely due to climate change, the group said.more than 52 Celsius , was around 50 times more likely to happen due to human-driven global warming than in the past.
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