According to an international research, the climate changed due to human activity has tightened its hot, dry and windy conditions in Turkey, Greece and Cyprus. This was reported by Ermenihaber.am.
According to the World Weather Attribution (WWA) scientific group, climate change has reduced winter precipitation and has increased the intensity of summer heat and dryness, as a result of which the probability of fires increased 10 times.
In June-July, the air temperature in the Mediterranean Sea rose to 40 degrees, the dry climate was followed by a dry climate and the windy weather was caused by hundreds of fires. It is noted that more than 80,000 people were evacuated as a result of them.
Researchers also claim that if the transition from phosyl fuel to fuel is not faster than the pace, Turkey and the region may appear in the root of larger and untrustable fires.
A specialist in the Technical University of Istanbul also emphasizes that even one spark can turn into an uncontrollable disaster in the created climatic conditions.
