Actualidad ASE
Actualidad ASE

Etiqueta: Cambio climático

Water

Greece’s Lake Koroneia shrinks to less than one tenth

The lake’s surface fell from 34.4 square kilometers in 2016 to 2.7 after a decade of lower rainfall, greater evaporation and irrigation withdrawals. The decline combines climate change and water management and persists despite a 2013 EU court ruling.

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Climate

Seven of nine planetary boundaries are outside the safe operating space

The 2026 assessment found record transgression in climate, biosphere, land, freshwater, nutrient flows, novel entities and ocean acidification. The framework measures rising systemic risk; it sets no single collapse date and does not say every change is irreversible.

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Water

Carbon pollution expanded Europe's marine heatwaves, study finds

World Weather Attribution estimated that human-caused warming added about 2°C to Mediterranean extremes and greatly enlarged the affected area. The rapid analysis warns of impacts on species, fisheries, coastal health and heavy rain, while remaining subject to later scientific review.

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Climate

Uncompensable heat threatens India during the monsoon too

A study projects that at 2°C of global warming, uncompensable heat stress could affect 60% of India in summer and 53% during the monsoon. Humidity reduces the effectiveness of sweating, requiring changes to warnings, work, health care and energy systems.

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Fire

Wildfires bring deaths and evacuations from Greece to Belgium

An elderly couple died on Salamis and more than 500 people were evacuated. In the High Fens, the largest wildfire in Belgium's modern history burned about 3,000 hectares and mobilized ground and aerial resources from several European countries.

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Water

Oceans set a July heat record as El Niño strengthens

Sea-surface temperature averaged 20.96°C, delivering a second consecutive monthly record, Copernicus says. The tropical Pacific, Atlantic and Mediterranean concentrated anomalies, while July tied the second-highest global temperature at 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels.

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Climate

Record rain, flash floods and typhoons batter a broad swath of Asia

Afghanistan recorded at least 31 deaths, Chattogram received 412.3 millimeters in 24 hours and more than 890,000 people were evacuated in Guangdong. Warming increases available moisture, while vulnerable housing, crops and infrastructure turn heavy rain into disaster.

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