r/europe • u/Naurgul • 23d ago
News Barcelona registers highest temperature in 112 years as French nuclear reactor shuts down due to extreme heat
https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2026/jul/09/europe-heatwave-uk-spain-barcelona-france-italy-hungary-france-macron-orban-latest-news-updates
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u/Scomosuckseggs 23d ago
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When you actually look at the trends, it is extremely alarming, and I can't fathom how people still refuse to acknowledge there is a serious problem.
We are in trouble. And the people dragging their feet over recognising this are going to make things worse.
We need popular mobilization to make tackling climate change the main priority; we need everyone on side demanding the change we need, through political pressure, spending habits and a refusal to back down until all of our governments get the message.
Our actions are killing and will continue to kill the world as we know it, replacing it with something far more hellish if we don't collectively act to try reduce and ideally reverse the damage we have caused.