FT: heat in Europe has destroyed crops for 2 billion euros
As confirmed by the service Copernicus, June was the hottest on record – the average temperature at the surface of the earth reached 20.74 degrees.
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In June 2026, European farmers lost crops worth a total of 2 billion euros due to the heat, the Financial Times writes, citing data from the non-profit energy and climate intelligence unit. Approximate reading time: less than a minute 0 Moscow, July 22 - AIF-Moscow. Temperatures in Western Europe exceeded 40 degrees.
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In June 2026, European farmers lost crops worth a total of 2 billion euros due to the heat, the Financial Times writes, citing data from the non-profit energy and climate intelligence unit.
according to Argumenty i FaktyApproximate reading time: less than a minute 0 Moscow, July 22 - AIF-Moscow.
according to Argumenty i FaktyTemperatures in Western Europe exceeded 40 degrees.
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