Europe has learned to foresee climate disasters in advance — the question is whether it acts in time
The summer of 2026 demonstrated the scale of the EU's climate risks: drought covered half of the union, and wildfires destroyed almost twice as much area as the 20-year average. Euronews' analysis shows that the bottleneck is not data collection but turning it into operational decisions — from firefighting in Navarre to bank stress tests.
Otabek Yusupov