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Climate change is already leading to extreme weather conditions in Europe, and the situation is only getting worse, as they say European Environment Agency. Agency report “Climate Change, Impacts and Vulnerability in Europe 2012” states that elevated average temperatures are observed throughout Europe. The last decade has been the warmest in history. Precipitation decreased in the southern regions and increased by north. And the ice cover of Greenland, and sea ice in the Arctic, and many glaciers across Europe are melting, and snow cover is decreasing, in As a result, the most permafrost soils warm up. Future climate change is expected to be even worse since extreme weather events are becoming more intense and frequent. If European societies do not adapt, then the damage will go to increase. The report was published before the two-week United Nations Climate Conference in Doha, Qatar.
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