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Copernicus reports record global August heat linked to El Niño

Copernicus reported that August was the hottest on record, with El Niño contributing to severe climate impacts, including effects in Romania.

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Record heat increases risks to public health, ecosystems and water resources across regions.

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  1. Copernicus a publicat raportul și arată proporțiile dezastrului, vorbind inclusiv despre România: Efectele El Nino au fost devastatoare și au provocat cea mai caldă lună august din istorie ↗stiripesurse.ro · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 4:47 AM UTC

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