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Climate Change Makes Europe's Dry Spells More Severe, Study Finds
A new scientific analysis reports that extreme heat driven by climate change is worsening drought conditions across Europe. The study shows that record-breaking heatwaves are making the atmosphere thirstier, causing fast
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