Europe will have hot summers

In the coming years, the continent of Europe may experience similar or even hot summers over the hot summer of 2003, which is an assessment of intergovernmental climate experts.

According to this expert group, in the twenty-first century, 50% of summer in Europe will become scary with similar hot air like the summer of 2003 (making about 70,000 people die from heat all over Europe).

Scientist Martin Beniston, of the University of Geneva (Belgium) said that the hot summers will no longer be the exception in Europe, so if properly prepared, the death toll may be lower than 80% Compared to the summer of 2003. Areas of hot air overflowing are parts of Western Europe such as France, Germany, Switzerland, parts of England and the southern European region.

Wilted sunflowers because of drought in Montpellier, France. (Photo: TTO)

The warmer climate will also destroy many plants in Europe, many animals also share the same fate (such as the dolphins of the Mediterranean Sea can die mass), about 2.5 million people living along the Mediterranean, north and west Europe can live in flooded coastal areas leading to loss of cultivated land .

In addition, the health sector is also severely affected with the emergence of countless bacteria affecting water quality, increasing air pollution.

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