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Topic: climate

An outdoor football match played in bright sunshine (file photo)
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Tuesday, 6/30, 10:18 AM

Experts warn extreme heat could make some World Cup matches unsafe

  • As a heat wave grips much of the United States, climate scientists and players' representatives are warning that some matches at the 2026 World Cup could be played in conditions hot enough to endanger the athletes — and that football's safeguards may not go far enough.
Sea ice in the Arctic
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Why Europe Is the World's Fastest-Warming Continent

  • Europe is heating at roughly twice the global average rate.
  • The reasons are a mix of geography, physics and decades of policy choices — and together they help explain why the continent keeps breaking heat records.

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