Europe’s summers are getting longer

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Europe’s summers are getting longer — and new research suggests they could stretch to eight months by 2100.
Scientists studying ancient lake sediments say the same climate mechanism behind extended summers 6,000 years ago is now being supercharged by human-driven warming.
What does this mean for our cities, agriculture, and daily lives? Dive into the full article to find out.

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Europe’s Expanding Summers: What New Research Reveals About the Future of the Continent’s Seasons

A comprehensive look at new climate research revealing why Europe’s summers are growing longer and hotter, possibly reaching eight months by 2100. Drawing on ancient lake sediments, atmospheric physics, and modern temperature records, this article explores how a weakening Arctic–equator temperature gradient is reshaping the continent’s seasonal rhythm — and what this means for agriculture, cities, ecosystems, and public health.

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Europe’s Expanding Summers: What New Research Reveals About the Future of the Continent’s Seasons

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