Europe’s babies face 84% more 'fire weather' than their grandparents
Researchers say cutting emissions could reduce lifetime exposure by 1.3 years on average in Europe under a 1.5°C pathway.
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"But what a world we're going to leave him": babies today are twice as exposed to forest fires as in 1950 Source link:
NEW research shows that children born in 2025 will experience significantly more years with extreme weather conditions conducive to fires, as a direct result of climate change.
According to ERL research, European children born after 2025 will be exposed to fire-prone weather approximately twice as often as those born in 1950, and even in the best-case scenario, by 85 percent. It is stated that fires in Europe will increase by 39 percent, and in the Mediterranean basin, this period will be 5 years.
VUB Study Warns of Rising Wildfire Exposure in Europe
Brussels, 21 September, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Children born in Europe today could experience almost twice as much extreme fire weather during their lifetimes as people born in 1950, according to new research from Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). …
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