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Europe hit by record heat, glacier loss and marine extremes per climate report
Europe recorded its hottest year yet in 2025, with unprecedented heatwaves stretching from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, rapid glacier melt, record sea temperatures and expanding wildfires, according to a major. This cluster currently includes 2 articles from 2 sources.
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Europe hit by record heat, glacier loss and marine extremes per climate report
Europe recorded its hottest year yet in 2025, with unprecedented heatwaves stretching from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, rapid glacier melt, record sea temperatures and expanding wildfires, according to a major climate report warning the continent is warming twice as fast as the global average.
Europe named ‘fastest-warming continent’ in latest climate change report
Nearly all of Europe experienced above-average annual temperatures in 2025, a year that included record-high marine temperatures and wildfires from the Arctic to the Mediterranean, according to the World Meteorological Organization. The United Nations body released its findings on Wednesday in a joint report produced.