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Avrupa'da Rekor Sıcaklar ve Okyanus Isınması: 500 Bin Hektar Yandı

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Avrupa, 2023 yazında iklim değişikliğinin etkisiyle tarihi sıcaklık rekorları ve yaygın orman yangınlarıyla karşı karşıya kaldı. AB'nin Copernicus iklim servisi, Batı Avrupa'da Haziran-Temmuz dönemi ortalama sıcaklığının 21,62 dereceyle 2022'deki rekoru geride bıraktığını; küresel okyanusların da Temmuz ayında en yüksek deniz yüzeyi sıcaklığına ulaştığını açıkladı. Gelişen El Niño koşulları bu tabloyu daha da güçlendirdi. Aşırı sıcaklar ve kuraklık, kıta genelinde orman yangınlarını şiddetlendirdi. Ağustos ortasında yeni bir sıcak hava dalgasıyla birlikte yaklaşık 500 bin hektar alan yandı, binlerce kişi tahliye edildi. Yangınlar; elektrik üretimi, deniz taşımacılığı ve halk sağlığı üzerinde ağır ekonomik yük oluşturdu. Kuruyan nehirler turizmi de dönüştürdü; turistler ve seyahat işletmeleri aşırı sıcaklara uyum sağlamak zorunda kaldı. Dünya Meteoroloji Örgütü, ısı dalgalarının insan kaynaklı iklim değişikliği nedeniyle daha sık, yoğun ve uzun sürdüğünü belirtiyor. Uzmanlar, soğuk iklime göre tasarlanmış ve kliması sınırlı olan birçok Avrupa ülkesinin bu aşırı sıcaklara hazırlıksız yakalandığını vurguluyor. Temmuz ayında denizlerde ve karada kırılan rekorlar, krizin boyutunu ortaya koyuyor.

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Started 10 Aug, 02:00 12 events Updated 14 Aug
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