Europe

This page collects the 58 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Europe”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Climate Change, Wildfires, and Emergency Response.

1. Sat, Aug 221 item
   1. Wildfires in Europe expose unexploded World War I and II munitionsWildfires currently burning across Europe are exposing buried, unexploded bombs and landmines from the First and Second World Wars. These munitions pose a lethal risk to firefighters and emergency creMiami-Dade2 reports
2. Thu, Aug 201 item
   1. Historic steam tugboat emerges from Serbia's Sava River due to extreme droughtA 20th-century steam tugboat known as the 'Slovenian' has surfaced in the Sava River near Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia, as record-low water levels caused by extreme heat and drought expose long-submergedMiami-Dade
3. Mon, Aug 172 items
   1. Wildfires burn across Belgium, Greece, and France amid record summer heatEmergency crews are battling wildfires in Belgium, Greece, and France as extreme heat and dry conditions persist across Europe. While rain and cooler temperatures have provided some relief, evacuationMiami-Dade
   2. Wildfires burn in Belgium and Greece resulting in two deathsMiami-Dade
4. Sun, Aug 162 items
   1. Wildfires burn across Europe, causing two deaths near AthensEmergency responders are battling major wildfires in Belgium and Greece as hot, dry weather conditions increase fire risks across the continent. Two fatalities have been confirmed on an island near AtMiami-Dade
   2. Wildfires burn across Europe as heat and dry conditions persistMiami-Dade
5. Fri, Aug 141 item
   1. European firefighters battle multiple wildfires amid record-breaking heatwaveFirefighters across Europe are responding to multiple wildfires as record-breaking temperatures and dry conditions impact the continent. The extreme heat has created parched landscapes that complicateMiami-Dade
6. Mon, Aug 101 item
   1. Copernicus reports record-breaking average temperatures for June-July in Western EuropeWestern Europe experienced its highest average temperature for the June-July period, surpassing the previous record set in 2022. This data was confirmed by the European climate agency, Copernicus, folMiami-Dade2 reports

1. 01Copernicusorganization11 mentions
2. 02APorganization10 mentions
3. 03Samantha Burgessperson9 mentions
4. 04Météo-Franceorganization6 mentions
5. 05World Weather Attributionorganization6 mentions
6. 06Copernicus Climate Change Serviceorganization6 mentions
7. 07George Clooneyperson5 mentions
8. 08Hervé Jamarperson5 mentions
9. 09Sébastien Lecornuperson5 mentions
10. 10Kyriakos Mitsotakisperson5 mentions