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Greenpeace Links 2026's Record Heatwaves and Wildfires to Climate Change, with 69% Chance of Hottest Year

Image via Greenpeace International
Image via Greenpeace International

Greenpeace has cataloged 2026's extreme weather, including unprecedented heatwaves across multiple continents, exceptional wildfires in western Europe and Indonesia, and devastating flash floods in Nepal. Scientists estimate a 69% probability that 2026 will set a new record for the hottest year.

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