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Emissions after the Paris accord made Europe’s heatwaves more severe
A pedestrian in Rome shelters from the Sun during a heatwave that hit Europe in June 2025. Credit: Andrea Ronchini/NurPhoto/Getty
Fossil-fuel emissions produced since 2015 — when countries adopted the Paris agreement to limit global warming — have worsened Europe’s recent heatwaves1.
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