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Today’s Children Face 84% More Extreme Fire Weather than Their Grandparents

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Climate change drives most of the added extreme fire weather Europe's children face, and faster emissions cuts could spare them over a year.

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Today’s children face 84% more extreme fire weather than their grandparents

Climate change drives most of the added extreme fire weather Europe's children face, and faster emissions cuts could spare them over a year.

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Today's European children face nearly double the extreme fire weather

New research shows children born in Europe in 2025 will face 84 percent more lifetime exposure to extreme fire weather than those born in 1950, with rapid emissions cuts able to substantially reduce the burden.

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