Record broken in June average global temperature
The average global temperature last month was the highest ever recorded for June. It was the 12th consecutive at or higher than 1.5 degrees above the pre-industrial average.
European cities need better heatwave protection as summers get hotter – report
In addition to risks to public health, heatwaves also have a negative effect on infrastructure and economic productivity, Sweco says
Temperature in Belgrade is seven degrees higher due to lack of green areas
The temperature in the central part of Belgrade in densely built locations is on average seven degrees Celsius higher than in green areas
Historic ruling of European Court of Human Rights: Climate protection is human right
The Swiss Senior Women for Climate Protection association has achieved a historic victory at the European Court of Human Rights
Serbia adopts first Programme for Adaptation to Changed Climatic Conditions with Action Plan
The action plan for the period 2024-2026 defines 25 measures and the financial and institutional frame and timeline
September in Europe was warmest in history
Temperatures in September were four degrees higher than average. Meteorologists expect 2023 to become the hottest year ever.
WMO: Global temperatures poised to set new record within five years
There is a 98% likelihood that at least one of the next five years, and the five-year period as a whole, will be the warmest on record
90,000 Europeans could die every year from extreme heat by 2100 – EEA
The European Environmental Agency warns that unprecedented heatwaves are the greatest direct climate-related health threat to population