'Climate change is really here: We should seize this crisis moment to create a new momentum'
Summary
A climate scientist from Belgium says Europe’s recent heatwave shows the continent’s climate is changing in a big way. He warns that while it is not too late to act, the world must urgently reduce fossil fuel use and prepare for more extreme heat, wildfires, and health problems caused by climate change.Key Facts
- Europe has experienced a strong heatwave, showing the climate is changing steadily.
- The scientist says the world has not yet passed a “point of no return” but action cannot be delayed.
- Extreme heat, wildfires, and public health issues are clear signs of climate change effects.
- Current government efforts are too weak and do not match the urgency shown by science.
- Societies need to adapt to unavoidable climate changes and also reduce fossil fuel use quickly.
- The goal is to become stronger against impacts already happening while preventing worse damage.
- Spain and France are among countries dealing with wildfires linked to the heat and drought.
- The expert calls for combining prevention of future problems with managing current effects.
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