UK firefighters battle wildfires as extreme heat bakes Western Europe - BBC News

Firefighters across in the UK and throughout Western Europe have faced scorching temperatures amid a surge in wildfires, as the UN's World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warned there was worse to come.
The UK, normally used to milder climates, saw temperatures of more than 40C (104F) for the first time.
Germany saw its hottest day of the year so far while Portugal raised its death toll after days of excess heat.
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[@Sannypowa]

Blessed be all the firefighters who are keeping wildfires under control risking their own life. They are real heroes

[@buggyridge]

Amen! Dangerous job.

[@jameswormsley460]

🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@doobidoo095]

Carbon dioxide at 0.04% is a 2,500th part of the atmosphere. that means to warm the climate by just 1"c carbon dioxide molecules must capture 2,500"c of heat energy. That is impossible. It also breaks the fundamental laws of thermodynamics. Methane at 0.00017% is a 600,000th of the atmosphere so it's even more impossible. To cause 1°c of heating methane would have to capture 600,000°c of heat energy. Problematic as this is over a hundred times hotter than the surface of the sun. (Methane rapidly breaks down in sunlight). However, the climate is changing. This is because of deliberate geoengineering programmes, inparticular ozone thinning away from the poles. Though largely unreported ozone thinning effect is directly observable producing an unnaturally bright sun and even a bright moon. Under these conditions the pain felt when looking at the sun is not only from the increase in visible light but the much larger increase in infrared. (Look up at the sky and you will see a range of geoengineering operations in progress, these include chemtrail induced cloud or hazing, ripple patterns caused by HAARP installations, bizarre and unnatural cloud formations). Climate change is a programme to force change in accordance with the implementation of agenda 21/2030. Current events demonstrate this transition is well underway and will involve massive population cull through injected nanotech (re transhumanist programme), engineered famine, conflict. Agenda 21 also sees the permanent loss of all property rights with the introduction of universal basic income (ref nesara/gesara) and has/is being promoted by the World Economic Forum. 'You will own nothing and you will be happy' WEF In a depopulated world the surviving brainwashed and controlled population will be confined to mega cities. Carbon limits will be used to restrict consumption and liberty. Meanwhile the re-greened wilderness will be the exclusive playground of the ultra rich elite posing as conservationists. The co2 hoax amounts to the theft of the world and the enslavement of humanity by a parasitic few. Welcome to the future! _________ I have included a debunking of 'accumulated heat' as it is so often used to explain how trace elements, so called 'greenhouse gasses', can warm the planet. Accumulated heat whilst sounding a reasonable explanation of how heat can build up is rather nothing more than gobbledygook. In fact it shows those using such arguments do not even understand what heat is. When we measure temperature we are measuring the heat energy a thing is losing. In short heat is a measurement of flow, the transfer of heat energy and this will always be in the direction towards the colder. For this reason a thing can never 'accumulate heat' in the way those advocating co2 climate change describe. The temperature of a body is the measure of heat output, it can never be greater than the measure of heat input. Output = input. When a thing is warmed it is heated to an equivalent of the heat input. If this input is not maintained it will cool. Those that propose that heat can build up to be hotter than the total measure of heat input at a given time either do not understand what heat is or are being deliberately misleading. To illustrate, an object being heated by a flame can never become hotter than that flame, it's temperature cannot rise inexorably to the temperature of the sun for instance. Heat cannot be accumulated. When we think about it common sense tells us this must be the case. Nasa and even nobel prize winning physicists have expounded 'accumulated heat' as the explanation how co2 is able to warm the atmosphere. They claim that over hundreds of years co2 has captured heat energy and this heat has 'accumulated' to produce a serious warming effect. As I have just explained, this is totally impossible and fundamentally violates all the laws of thermodynamics. That respected scientists should support such uneducated, unthinking nonsense is disturbing and only reflects that in terms of being able to think clearly about a subject they have no facility or inclination. These are the dark ages of science. Belief has outweighed logic or any critical thought. It tells us that we should not unquestioningly accept anything we are told, that experts can be fools. (nb: Be aware of attempts to discard thermodynamics by talking about biology. eg. 'it only takes a drop of arsenic to kill a person.' This would be somewhat desperate, muddled thinking. clearly biological processes based on the reaction of a cell are not the same as the laws of physics/thermodynamics). This argument is described as 'the butterfly effect', that insignificant changes can have massive ramifications by knock on consequences. Not only is it illogical, a butterfly cannot repeatedly demolish a brick wall for example, it is against the notion that the earth has robust ecosystems. Were this otherwise the most minor changes to almost anything would have long since rendered the planet uninhabitable. In short, 'the butterfly effect' is simply magical thinking, to wish 'this must be so though I don't know how'.

[@doobidoo095]

Continued... It is impossible to trap more energy than the energy available. This is the first law of thermodynamics. Furthermore, climate change models require that this heat must be from radiant heat from the Earth's surface. The reason this must be so is explained by the thought experiment as follows: 'Five photons of energy from the sun, one photon is absorbed by CO2. Does the planet warm more than if all five photons had hit the surface? ' Anything that captures radiant energy will in turn radiate 50% of its energy back to space. This is as much a point of logic. It is also easily proved by everyday experience. When a cloud passes overhead it immediately becomes colder, this is because radiant energy is absorbed by the water molecules and the same will be true of CO2. Carbon dioxide can only reduce surface temps though as I explained the proportion of CO2 is so fractional as to have any measurable effect. Clouds, and the fact that nights are colder than days, also demonstrates that Earth loses heat extremely quickly and shows the importance of surface heating from direct sunlight. It also explains why all those peddling the CO2 climate hoax have to ignore infrared in direct sunlight. Were they not to do so the whole charade falls apart as it means half of all infrared energy from the Sun will be radiated back out to space. This is problematic as almost half of the Sun's radiant energy IS INFRARED!!! ... OUCH! Fractional elements have fractional effects. We understand this in everyday common sense as proportion. To imagine carbon dioxide can capture this magnitude of energy is absurd and breaks the basic law of thermodynamics. Were it so all energy needs could be solved through the magical energy capturing power of CO2. There are many other fundamental problems with the CO2 climate change model. Eg that CO2 is highly soluble and is washed out extremely quickly in rainfall; that CO2 levels fluctuate drastically seasonally showing on earth with its high rainfall CO2 is not a gas that accumulates; that heat cannot be trapped in oceans as described in climate models as they are more 'energy dense' than the adjacent air, rather if oceans are becoming warmer it can only be from direct sunlight; that increasing biomass increases CO2 because it increases the carbon in cycle; that correlation is not causation otherwise it could be said daisies cause hot temperatures because there are more daisies when it is warm; that there is extremely dodgy Victorian science/politics behind Ice Ages which is never questioned or examined - eg mammoths, which were the initial reason why Ice Ages were proposed, despite claims otherwise are not adapted to cold but rather appear to be cold temperate animals similar to highland cattle, their blood is not antifreeze as claimed, they have no sebaceous glands, hair is long but sparse - even yaks being hairier, mammoth remains as far south as Mexico; that how can ice cores be an accurate record of the past if miles thickness of ice have supposedly melted?; that Milankovitch Cycles mean that the Southern Hemisphere is currently in the middle of it's Great Ice Age; that the hypothesis that burning of forest subsequent to Ice Ages resulted in warming is logically inconsistent as 'no new carbon' has been introduced into cycle this all being carbon already in cycle and in any case would be washed out almost immediately; that CO2 levels are at a geological low; that the oxygen cycle is intertwined with the carbon cycle and dependent on it; that life is carbon based and CO2 is essential; that a halving of CO2 levels would result in the extinction of nearly all plant species - problematic as it in turn means theorised measures of atmospheric CO2 during Ice Ages cannot be correct - contrary there was a proliferation of megafauna; that alarmingly, plants already struggle to get enough CO2 for growth which is why farmers will often increase CO2 in greenhouses to promote yields; that the so called 'proofs' showing CO2 is able to capture radiant heat energy only prove the opposite and how very minor this is - that atmospheric concentrations of 0.04% CO2 thermal effect would be far too fractional to even be measured; that comparisons to other planets eg Venus/Mars prove CO2 does not capture the proportion of energy claimed and maybe this is why these comparisons are done less and less; that in order to explain vastly higher concentrations of CO2 in the geological past the sun is deemed to have increased its output this despite losing solar mass (gravitational mass) as fuel, this in turn meaning that the orbits of all the planets are all moving away from the sun - such hypothesis where solar activity is used to exactly compensate for holes in the CO2 climate theory is to ignore other evidential explanations of stars such as the 'electric universe theory'; that the geological archive shows periods of millions of years when CO2 and temperature were heading in opposite directions... etc). Please be aware of organized attempts to dismiss this comment including: - Irrelevant questions and attempts to confuse. This will include misdirection to mainstream narratives. - Closing-down questions and thought by deferring to 'experts'. - Counter accusation. - Contradictory statements that are not supported. - Condescension, abuse and accusation. I have put out this information because it is important. I am aware most will choose to dismiss it and be upset and angry to have beliefs challenged. I have no interest in arguing online. All the necessary info is there in my comment for others to confirm or reject.

[@Sannypowa]

@@doobidoo095 How do you explain the acidification of the sea and the destruction of the coral reef if not caused by man-made activity?

[@crinamc]

Would have never imagined this here in the UK 🇬🇧

[@xpld5017]

1:57 looks like something out of the vietnam war

[@manuelmakaroni2641]

It's incredible to see how firefighters are rising to the challenge and keeping everyone safe in the face of these huge wildfires. The hot weather is certainly taking its toll, but it's great to see everyone working together to get through it.

[@abdulla-Xshe4ro]

I don't think most West European houses have aircon wich makes it hard. Over here it's 46 but we have aircon

[@multicolorroses9247]

Evacuate bomb threats

[@Ragdoll00]

Would've never expected this in the UK, happens every year here in Australia but insane to get to 40c there. I dread what temps it might get here this summer...

[@chaseshadow]

#clueless

[@Ragdoll00]

@@chaseshadow ?

[@Reactivate100]

Geo engineering is what is causing the planet to heat up. It’s meant to reflect the heat back into space but it does the complete opposite. It traps the heat in the planet. Dumb scientists fu(king with the planet / nature again. Scum of the earth. Stop geo engineering stop climate change.

[@eugene7145]

@@chaseshadow ?

[@chaseshadow]

@@Ragdoll00 Not natural, start using the intelligence you were gifted. Stop being controlled by the media narrative . . . . That simple.

[@manna6912]

Humans are the only animal who destroys its own nest.

[@mandlin4602]

So true

[@aztronomy7457]

Summer went from an enjoyable month of warmth and joy to hell on earth.

[@janelightning73]

Friends in UK, so sorry your beautiful home is experiencing this tragedy. Keep the faith... From a friend in the U.S.

[@agt155]

It's currently around 20c in the UK. The really hot weather lasted 2 days.

[@maxasaurus3008]

My mind boggles that the UK has NEVER seen such temps.

[@jonathanisrael8992]

Revelation 16:8-9 [8]And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire. [9]And men were scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory.

[@maxasaurus3008]

@@jonathanisrael8992 metal 🤟🏻

[@MsPinkwolf]

Its a temperate country. We're not supposed to get high figures like subtropical and tropical countries.

[@ravenblack2262]

It has

[@stevensanders1270]

My prayers go out to all the people in Europe. May God help them all to stay strong.....

[@roxy52320]

Oh my God... I pity those animals that lived in that forest... I hope those animals are safe...

[@mandlin4602]

Even if they do survive the fire, they are not evolved to survive this heat many Western European wild animals will die purely due to the heat. I’ve seen multiple otherwise healthy looking dead birds here in the UK, they can’t take 30-40 degree heat.

[@orlandonecesito4904]

Nature is not cruel, humans are.

[@chaseshadow]

All planned - Correct

[@JP-sm4cs]

Bring back our trees and natural water features. Ponds and swales were once common throughout the UK and are crucial in cooling the land and keeping it moist.

[@halemabegum7317]

Allah ,help them 🤲🤲🤲

[@garygraham8373]

that's what my last girlfriend said, not keeping it moist

[@danboyd2725]

Won't help if you have a high pressure system parked over you.

[@keybraker]

Won't help if you hit 40degress tbh

[@lemonlemon594]

Not anymore 😢

[@salmaninformationtv1346]

We should respect to those people who ready anytime to serve humanity.

[@salmaninformationtv1346]

Thank You Matthew Robinson!

[@109sssss]

they sit on their butts all year long

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

firefighters, Nurses, police, drone operators, the Tech Guys working in bio labs, all part of a well oiled machine run by the best liar.

[@wallflower1852]

I'm not a Briton, but this is the first time I've heard of wildfire in the British Isles.

[@Mossyz.]

I live in England and never heard of it also :D

[@simongilliat7661]

We have wild fires every year... they are pushing the climate change narrative so this why you now hearing about it..

[@Ran7X]

Bro this is just a small beginning rather a sign of the pitiful existence of UK. They going up alright in TOTAL SMOKES and nobody rather nothing can stop UK final ends. Imagine the total end of UK after DEVASTED ends of war.

[@louiselill1528]

Me too and I'm a brit

[@BarberJ95]

I hadn’t any idea they’ve ever happened in the UK. What a time when climate change makes the UK more like North America in summer

[@Joeblogs263]

Traditionally In the UK we can go years without even having a summer. To go from very mild summers, where it is in the low twenties to 40 degrees Celsius is insane. We are not used to this extreme heat. Its not a nice heat, it is exhausting working outside in that.

[@humanonearth1]

I guess it's too bad nobody listened to nasa or the scientific community decades ago about climate change huh?

[@alexwatson5507]

I lived through the 80’s and 90’s I've seen it all before.

[@MsPinkwolf]

@@alexwatson5507 I've lived through the 70, 80s and 90s. Its not been like this before. Temperatures being broken every year. You're in denial.

[@humanonearth1]

@@MsPinkwolf Haha what a nitwit right, it's literally "record breaking" but apparently Alex Watson has "seen it all before." haha

[@kastanymusica]

It’s exhausting just being outside in that heat, let alone working.

[@coraltown1]

Worst extreme heat event = heat dome .. hot air falls 7,000 meters increasing the temperature until it reaches 50 C at surface level. This is what happened in western N America last year.

[@mojojeinxs9960]

I remember!!! My aiir conditioner broke down the first 100 degree day.

[@mkgreen9750]

The result of unmitigated UV energy due to molecular oxygen depletion.

[@jonathanisrael8992]

@@mkgreen9750 nah it ain't none of that....this is happening b'cus of... Revelation 16:8-9 [8]And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire. [9]And men were scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory.

[@explicitreverberation9826]

Look at salt lake utah

[@jonathanisrael8992]

@@explicitreverberation9826 FACTS! the drought is world wide and so are the wildfires! This is judgement! Revelation 16:12 mentions the Euphraties river specifically! APTTMHGY

[@ClankyRochet]

Severe hot summer usually brings severe winter.

[@richtimeline]

To warm the houses especially when we have no air conditioning :(

[@Julikiwi]

Dammit, that's everywhere... Big up to all firefighters and volunteers around the world.

[@1952nikolas]

40 degrees heat wave does not ignite trees or grass

[@KCM25NJL]

Correct, but it does quite quickly create a tinderbox of gigantic proportions that doesn't take much to go terribly wrong.

[@1952nikolas]

@@KCM25NJL yes I agree and of course is heaven for any arsonist paid or unpaid!

[@Australisium]

The heat combined with the dry air let alone winds can easily catch grass on fire if someone was to throw a cigarette bud or light a campfire.

[@dorayantz3649]

This is so insane. I only hope these heat waves are over soon. Please take care, everyone. :(

[@eclecticjon1019]

An obvious step to take concerning living with heat, would be to install shutters on houses. All hot countries have them and they work wonders in keeping the heat out.

[@lawrence2898]

My country is hot most of the time. The solution is air conditions. 😁

[@eclecticjon1019]

@@lawrence2898 of course. But ultimately this just adds to the problem.

[@xxMelaniexx]

So many people dealing with insane weather. Thankful I'm in Nova Scotia...at least until sea level rises. Other then a small risk of hurricanes, snow storms is the only extreme weather here.

[@thetruerevo8951]

I've found our climate here has changed in the passed decade as well. Seasons have shifted, less rain, and past 2 summers have been much nicer weather. We have leveled up from rainy and humid to bright and sunny, but when our temperatures begin to rise like this these other locations will become unlivable.

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Please don't Rishi sunak be your head How could a Hindu become head in Christian majority country when India is opposing nomination of Margaret Alva ( south indian Christian )for vice president in India

[@padseven]

Obama just bought ocean front property on both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Sea levels won't rise any more over the next one hundred years than they did in the last one hundred years.

[@lostonearth7856]

Oh wow, I wasn't expecting Britain to be on fire, I mean usually it's just raining there.

[@curtisducati]

That weather stopped 30 years ago ! Been dry many years compared to the old weather in WW2 lol most summer's it will hit 35 up , but 40 is too much for us soft Brits lol we all suffered this week at 40 , teenagers loved it the rest of us were down the Pub .....First time ever in my life I had to put the convertible in the garage as too hot to use ? I'm a Shocked SLK owner pmsl

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

we have arsonists too

[@Kate21561]

It does not rain all the time!

[@MsPinkwolf]

Even the wettest places only have rain for less than half of the time. The south east (where London is) has gone months with hardly any rain in recent years.

[@MsPinkwolf]

@@curtisducati 'the rest of us' weren't down the pub. Its comments like that that make the rest of the world think we're all alcoholics.

[@ivanbustamante6011]

Hope everyone gets to safety and hopefully hopefully them poor animals can outrun that wildfires cause they deserve to live too... I live in California USA and am very familiar with this devastating Fire's they'll get through anything in their way. Hope all the firefighters do their job without losing any of their own...

[@iiBakedDonut]

Long as there's money lying around in the hands of corrupt politicians; the future is looking grim for humanity's survival. I honestly feel that we deserve every bit of destruction because were seriously doing nothing. I wish for the safety and well-being of those firefighters that are having to fight these dangerous fires.

[@andrelavandero3041]

We had it coming, yes. But we really don't deserve it.

[@9876karthi]

@@andrelavandero3041 lol deserves it imo. Just look around you, and see the number of plastics we have in our households. Every household in your street, county, or city has the same amount.

[@mirrrstery]

agreed.

[@mahamudabdullahi5719]

This is not a matter of currupt leader this from god 🙏 people no longer believe and worship him may be this is punishment from god people need to repent there sin can't you not see this beyond human control

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

dude, humanity does not need help to survive, humans are good at it, but I agree politicians are evil.

[@Steven_Rowe]

As an ex pat Brit who moved to Aus in 19720 this is normal but so scary to think this is the UK. Well in the west we made our own bed and we're now laying on it.

[@jamesncraigrocjames2092]

No. We’re not. Think China and India. The worst polluters on the planet.

[@vodkaboy]

developing world is following the same direction also. imagine living in a country that will be one of the most impacted by climate change, and still do your best to make the situation even worse. what do you think is going to happen to all these poor people ? do you think Europe will welcome them with open arms ?

[@petercollingwood522]

In the west? Hilarious. You think the damn chinese and indians have nothign to do with it? Wake up. GLOBAL warming is a global problem and it's causes are by no means confined to the west.

[@Steven_Rowe]

@@petercollingwood522 of course they do Problem is it like 12 people in a lift 11 agree not to fart but number 12 still darts so everyone suffers.. This won't go away Collectively were simply crapping in our own nest

[@sarahstrong7174]

We need to plant more bushes & trees but with clear paths that act as firebreaks & make more ponds & 'waterbreaks', which will also help wild life.

[@pattywinkle8791]

So are these temperatures in comparison to the time when there were no fire's? I would think that ,that would contribute to the rise in the temperature.

[@windyhawthorn7387]

A bit too late for that the heat and drought everything is drying up not a great time to establish trees,bushes and ponds.

[@jonathanisrael8992]

Curious... where will you get water from to execute such a task? The world is in a drought you know. APTTMHGY

[@MsPinkwolf]

@@windyhawthorn7387 never too late. A 'great green belt' is being planted right across Africa in arid areas and already making a difference. Look it up.

[@windyhawthorn7387]

@@MsPinkwolf Well great then you go over there start a program. I don't think you understand the problem like you think you do. This is not an arid area. They have a bunch of trees and bushes and water. More than where I live and we have trees bushes etc so forth. Yeah we have had triple digits since winter ended. There's a lot of places where it dries up then the rain comes and the rain comes heavy and washes everything away mudslides especially in the areas where the fires burned everything away. To grow trees and bushes you need water some trees and bushes suck a lot of water. Here in America a lot of folks do not know where their water comes from. Some people even forgot that they're living in a desert cuz folks irrigated it and artificially been watering it for generations. And their water comes from far far away.

[@cribbage1686]

Best of luck to everyone. Hope the weather takes a turn for the better.

[@mclovin8739]

It did a couple of days later, just another summer.

[@gabbyn978]

We've had woodfires in Germany for years, and fields on fire as well, but not on this level. Saying that I am deeply worried about the fate of Britain as well as western Europe, is an understatement. Crossing fingers that the fires will soon end.

[@jonathanisrael8992]

Revelation 16:8-9 [8]And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire. [9]And men were scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory.

[@gabbyn978]

@Bo Bo Bo They've found eg an arsonist in France (Gironde), and another near Rome. I'll bet my ass that these weren't activists, but persons who wanted to 'develop' land the cheap way, or commit insurance fraud. In Portugal, they have already arrested 50 people. Even in south west Germany they found a guy with an empty (!) bottle that had contained ethyl alcohol, altogether with a lighter. And Germany doesn't need activists to do that, the Greens are actually part of the government on a federal level as well as in several federal countries. It seems you are trying to whistle in the forest, as we are saying, which means you want to ignore your own fear. Only that the forest is already going down...

[@sp-vt4je]

So you only care for anything bad happening between the UK and western Europe. So nice of you. /smh

[@damein1483]

@@sp-vt4je Cope Stop being a racist

[@gabbyn978]

@@sp-vt4je Further down I wrote something totally different. 'If it yet does happen, it spells doom for the rest of the world, because if the weather is out of control in the northern Atlantic/Sea, it will be elsewhere on this planet either.'

[@undefinednull5749]

Fires are an Excellent HEAT SOURCE !

[@xensonar9652]

Those who say "a few degrees doesn't matter" can now perhaps see what difference a few degrees make.

[@MaxWinterLeinweber]

Arson, that's what the media wants you to believe lol

[@JMAssainatorz]

​@@MaxWinterLeinweber Goverments around the world have put iodine into our salt for profit rather than public health. Yes its somewhat sarcastic but its to demonstrate a serious issue. Your sceptisism is something to be admired as questioning the nerrative is infact needed in this day n age fact is however you can use the argument of corruption and fraud to justify basically everything. Basically your argument i understand but i belive its fundementally flawed and if you go that route pick carefully because i gurrentee you if some idiots convince you with said arguments that you can live without iodine you wont live very well or very long. ( argument is under the assumption that your comment is that arson is the true cause. If its not then you have my apologies.)

[@xensonar9652]

@@MaxWinterLeinweber I didn't do it. Nobody saw me do it. You can't prove anything.

[@MaxWinterLeinweber]

@@xensonar9652 I 100% just saw you do it bro

[@Hereford1642]

If you are suggesting that things go up in flames at 40 degrees I say you are talking rubbish. They simply don't without a source of ignition.

[@subrinmukhia3129]

Nature is amazing as well as brutal.

[@Alan-cl2ix]

nature is just fighting back against a parasite like humans

[@vanyadolly]

It's not nature, it's our effect on nature.

[@wizardrhyme9597]

@@vanyadolly Nah shit like this happened way before we got here

[@vanyadolly]

@@wizardrhyme9597 You go on sticking your head in the sand. Reality can be scary sometimes. What do experts and scientists and historical record know anyway?

[@jsbart96]

@@wizardrhyme9597 well yes obviously but these events are happening with more frequency and more severity.

[@richardmartyn7865]

Thank goodness for all the fireMEN , ,hey girls .

[@bremCZ]

And the few firewomen too.

[@radow869]

Cutting emissions wont help this is a natural function of earth.

[@inquisitivechimp5408]

Yeah, but "the war on climate change" will help the financial, societal, and geopolitical agenda of the globalist elites that will eventually lead to our enslavement.

[@carolleota9000]

MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE ANIMALS IN THE FOREST. 🦧🐎🐄🐃🐂🦓🦌🐪🐐🐁🐀🐹🐰🐇🐿🦔🦘🐻🐨🐼🦥🦨🦦🦡🍁💞🙏💞

[@mandlin4602]

🦇🐴🐌🐛🐝🪰🦗🕷🐍🦎🦌🐈🦢🕊🐇🦡🦔🐀🐁 more like, sadly we don’t have pandas and koalas in Western Europe, wish we did.

[@ondexb]

It's crazy how you can see that one wildfire in France from space!

[@travelerforever8849]

wow...

[@kp-legacy-5477]

Lmao you guys are just experiencing what the rest of the world been dealing with for ages

[@ondexb]

@@kp-legacy-5477 And when you say "you guys" you mean France, or do you mean South Europe? I'm from neither.

[@gabbyn978]

@@kp-legacy-5477 Britain is an island. In the temperate region. This is not supposed to happen there. If it yet does happen, it spells doom for the rest of the world, because if the weather is out of control in the northern Atlantic/Sea, it will be elsewhere on this planet either.

[@dropas4136]

18 degrees here at the Coast middle of sweden this afternoon..think heat Will not reach here..but summer 2018 was fires from hell!

[@X-zk9vm]

When they moved the grazing animals to farms the risk of fires increased ,grazing animals makes empty spaces clean small plants even if there is fire it doesn't expand

[@catzsecretz5060]

Grazing animals help nurture the soil by them trampling their dung into the Earth. Very little grazing animals as it's all crop growing and taking the nutrients out of the ground over and over again until its dust. Earth needs animals they have a purpose unlike greedy humans.

[@mkgreen9750]

The result of unmitigated UV energy due to molecular oxygen depletion.

[@harvestcanada]

So it was panic stations and headless chickens, it was raining yesterday. Bullshit reports.

[@boonnathan9827]

Sending love from Australia 🇦🇺👍 Today in Tasmania we had snow at sea level. Tell me something isn’t wrong !

[@suehowie152]

Weather Watch is a NZ channel here on YT which forecasts for both NZ and parts of Australia..I have been watching your very strange weather..

[@liamgross7217]

Our top was only 35.5 on the nsw/Vic border a good 10 degrees lower than normal. Exceptionally mild.

[@mpalmer7800]

The Bible declaration centuries ago the end of time time will cease to know its own season

[@dannymillett9053]

If you got snow, isn't it obvious that it's not getting hotter?

[@malcolmhardwick4258]

@@dannymillett9053 More extreme fluctuations in weather.

[@patriciarouse2801]

Stay safe. Live and tell the tale.

[@jonnawyatt]

Exactly as predicted.

[@stuartbeaumont3936]

So the houses did they just self combust with the heat on the bricks. Set the bricks on fire.

[@gdewyg]

Prayers and sympathy to Europe

[@thomasfholland]

Send water to Europe!

[@ApocalypseThou2027]

Amen

[@chengkop4113]

it doesnt exist fire. sorry

[@annem9139]

sorry but prayers will not help.

[@rassosman3094]

In Kenya 🇰🇪 were freezing

[@eldrinod]

Wow, the BBC as per usual making a massive drama over a two day heatwave 🤣

[@Chris-un1ll]

Deliberately done....

[@user-dh6pn4ju4j]

I hope that rain would help the countries.

[@allisonjames2923]

But not flood them

[@alfiemandella2258]

They deserve what their ancestors and they did for this world. God and nature forgive everyone but in a limited period if they crossed the line it will hurt them sure.

[@barryjones5995]

Scaremongering...... I've seen loads of weather reports in the uk give 40c in the South east

[@Kate21561]

I agree, I've felt heat like this before here

[@branc2658]

In Italy last year we had a temperature of 49 Celsius degrees in Siracusa, Sicilia. Not bad at all.

[@DH-zp7bc]

This is the set up. We'll all have to be cold this winter because of all these fires.

[@philthycat1408]

We know how fire works but what’s been the ignition? Carelessness and ignorance? Just because something can ignite doesn’t mean that it’ll burst into flames on it’s own.

[@Arcaryon]

A broken shard of glass is enough. A careless cigarette. A single spark can light an entire magazine - to put this bluntly, in the end, this is most likely just the extreme temperature coupled with the fact that we happen to exist in it. Also, ( forest ) fires can occur naturally with relative ease as well. This is after all a well documented phenomenon. There are entire species which rely on this process, including trees whose saplings only mature in extreme heat.

[@coleman4840]

There’s also plenty of natural causes as well, particularly lightning strikes. That’s how a lot of wildfires in Alaska are started too

[@inquisitivechimp5408]

It's worrying that you don't consider arson as a possibility. We live in a world full of psychopaths with agendas - though we prefer to avoid the thought.

[@jamesdenofantiquity]

I wonder how many of these have been intentionally set. Most of the wildfires in the US, in the summer, begin with dry lighting or a variety of other causes such as downed transformers, cigarettes, campfires, and other man made causes. It would have to be very hot to cause spontaneous ignition.

[@mrjonathan1117]

Too true to be honest no one would expect fire to be that easy to ignite in England it’s always green or wet

[@PeterPete]

Probably most of the high profile fires in the UK have been intentionally started. These climate change people will do anything to serve their cause!! There were burnt remains along a cycle path where I live, a very small area but clearly started unintentionally or intentionally because it was the only one around in the area!! Remember also that arson is the #1 cause of fire in the UK.

[@nineteen8026]

Arson by Climate Change Activists? Should be investigated.

[@thestruggler7926]

Yeah I feel like a lot of these fires have been set intentionally or accidentally by people while the hot weather just makes it worse.

[@michaelrose2443]

@@mrjonathan1117 Funny how it just so happens to of happened after all this MSM hysteria about a deadly heatwave. but thankfully we don't have to think too long and hard about it as we can just rely on main stream media to tell us what to think. Right, just off to get my 11th booster shot.

[@I.Live4oldcars.prospecting]

Extreme heat , yeah ok media. We have summer days all the time like thisin Australia.

[@peppersadventure]

We had it in western canada last year now its a nice 32c this to shall pass.

[@lusinemichele7721]

It's terribly hot and the fires are severe

[@lemonlemon594]

Like we're in an oven!🥵🔥

[@Design_no]

Lol, you better not move to Australia then.

[@allisonjames2923]

To help cool the interior of your house, cover sun facing windows with thick cardboard or if you can get them, car windscreen reflectors to help block heat from getting in. Sleep under a wet towel with a fan or open window helping with evaporative cooling. Freeze ice in resealable bags & wrap them in a damp flannel & use that to cool your skin. Get a fine misting spray bottle & spray yourself regularly to help cool down Drink plenty of cool water - not sugary drinks or alcohol or hot tea as they dehydrate you. Stay safe 💕 from Australia

[@bremCZ]

Yeah and make sure they are covered on the outside so the glass itself doesn't heat up.

[@reachandler3655]

Thanks for the advice 👍 One I do is dry my washing infront of a fan, helps to cool and humidity room, and dries washing quicker 😉

[@ouncooking8]

I hope animals are safe really and really pity of it

[@helfiswelf]

It’s 124F or over 51C beyond Europe, deal with it.

[@suehowie152]

What? Why so aggressive?

[@jadedwitness9840]

I can tell everyone that the solution certainly doesn't lie with Monsanto/gates and the clauses that they've admitted to writing into agricultural legislation that force farmers to give up certain fertilisers and farming methods. They say they are changing the legislature in order to make farming green and less ecologically damaging, yet the truth is that gates and his ilk are forcing farmers to use his and only his fertilisers and to embrace the monoculture methods that are now standard in countries where Monsanto has a standing (ie most nations). They are doing this because monocultures and gmo fed food has virtually no real nutritional value and as a result people will become ill much more easily and much more frequently. Why would big business want this? The pharmaceutical industry is the rather obvious answer. It's genuinely scary how easily this is happening under our noses. There has been zero coverage by main stream western media with regard to the Dutch farmers protesting against this imposition. Literally none, and the entire country was paralyzed because the farmers were shutting down entire food distribution systems . Time to wake up and start putting the heads of the likes of gates on spikes again.

[@Forward800]

Their is documentaries online talking about climate as far back as 1953..... I think modern civilization doesn't take anything serious until its already too late.

[@helenhislop2647]

Please keep safe firefighter Scotland

[@ItsMeTed39]

I live in the UK i'm in Turkey i'm coming back tommorow i'm not happy this is happening bc it has never began like this

[@robertnijkamp2051]

the heatwave wasn't only spreading to Germany and Belgium. The Netherlands also have tempratures that soared to 39 celcius. for the fist time in its history the marsleader of the four days of Nijmegen called of the first day of walking

[@chaseshadow]

Stop the BS

[@MsPinkwolf]

@@chaseshadow ironic

[@king0s]

is spontaneous combustion even possible at 40C? some players probably are doing manual ignition to cause panic and blame the sun..

[@liamgross7217]

In Australia you do get some fires started from broken glass bottles (rubbish) when it gets really hot and dry. But most are from lightening strikes in summer.

[@michaelrose2443]

@@liamgross7217 and matches and lighters

[@liamgross7217]

@@michaelrose2443 yep, them to sadly

[@rustyshackleford9888]

Yeah most of these are likely just accidentally caused by human carelessness (which most wildfires are caused by), and the heat wave creates the perfect hot and dry conditions for the fires to spread rapidly...it's a pretty extraordinary thing to claim they are all caused by coordinated eco-terrorists starting fire across the continent to advance their agenda.

[@r.a.6459]

At high temperatures, wind becomes your enemy instead of your friend, and I can prove it.

[@carinfelska5774]

Prayers

[@lemonlemon594]

😱What the hell is going on in Western Europe? Korea and Japan are getting hotter, too! The earth is burning🔥🧊

[@annem9139]

It's called climate change, and god can't save us

[@suehowie152]

@dannyx27 And how will we adapt..

[@Azamat421]

@@suehowie152 too late

[@grmdft4599]

There is now need to mixup peace fighting together with water and fire .🔥 just like we did in everything like cooking 🍳

[@nanna-gez]

Glad your OK. X

[@christinebethencourt6197]

Yes…i am living in Gironde, Bordeaux. We went to the ocean take a bath last week, and the sky became like fog, black. We just have had the time swimming a little in fresh water, run into the car and go back quickly because it was impossible to breathe. Hope it’s finished because this erea of France is so beautiful ……

[@keybraker]

I like how most people especially USAns want to engineer their way out instead of decreasing the amount of energy used.

[@coraltown1]

DUMB COMMENT ALERT, LEVEL 5 BS

[@stevenellis2043]

Ask China and India the same question

[@stevec6427]

@@stevenellis2043 USA and Britain both produce considerably more pollution per person than either China or India. Most of their pollution is caused by making the crap we buy, we've basically just exported our pollution

[@azzlingtonmcazzle9544]

The problem is one of 1 step forward, 10 steps back. Famine and exposure to the elements were absolutely devastating before the industrial revolution, and inequality was actually more rampant than now before the spread of capitalism (what most people think of as capitalism during the eras of colonialism was actually mercantilism, state regulated markets while capitalism is markets free of regulation, which is actually what most African societies had before colonialism, interestingly enough). The immediate answer to our energy problems is nuclear fission: statistically speaking the safest form of viable energy generation we have (seriously, actually check the data). Long term, nuclear fusion. The abundance of energy provided by these would allow seemingly utopic projects such as the de-carbonising of the atmosphere to be viable, as it's actually very much possible to reverse the greenhouse effect, it's just there's not enough usable energy available to make it happen (carbon capture technology) - fuel+oxygen=energy+carbon, the reverse of which would be energy+carbon=fuel+oxygen (due to efficiency below 100%, it's unviable using fossil fuels, too slow using renewables, difficult but possible using fission and comfortably viable using fusion as a power source).

[@WildPhotoShooter]

Check out how much energy it takes to send one photograph to all your friends from our smartphone ........then multiply that by the billions of people that do it ( it is a colossal amount of energy ) Uploading a video to social media which then is sent around the world for millions to watch uses much more energy. Cutting down on this stupidity would help reduce the carbon footprint.

[@sarahbridgman5615]

Be careful everyone the fun res we had here in Australia 2 yrs ago we’re nothing short of apocalyptic. The fires will spread very quickly 😓 praying for all of Europe 🙏😘💜

[@michaelrose2443]

yes it only takes one match to burn a thousand trees, or more..

[@arc001]

Don't waste your time praying.. You think God will turn back the clock?? He can't even put out a fire.

[@Alphoric]

Hottest day ever recorded Just so happens it was recorded at an airport and people somehow managed to record lower temps than what the weather stations said. Also records didn’t begin too long ago it was no where near the hottest day ever

[@virginiakiratu4119]

HAVE MERCY DEAR GOD YOU ARE ALL WE GOT 🙏

[@sarahbridgman5615]

Hottest day in Penrith, western Sydney, at my place was 48.5 a few years back 😳 I worked in a factory that day with no air con. but you do get used to it when you live in Oz ☺️

[@drakehonest9116]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@mkgreen9750]

The result of unmitigated UV energy due to molecular oxygen depletion.

[@kp-legacy-5477]

I remember that day Went outside and nearly melted

[@buggyridge]

The Earth is ticked off. We've cut down too many trees, fence rows and plowed up too many pastures and hayfields. We develop our urban expansion on the best farmland. Trees and pastures cool down the soil. Our attention needs to be on the soil, not the atmosphere. Proper farming techniques and animal husbandry can go a long ways in healing the planet and sequestering carbon.

[@bethlehemeisenhour5807]

GOD, is NOT happy! SIN, BABYS BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK, ABORTIONS, GAYS, MURDERS, THIEVES, RAPE, ECT. ECT. HOW MUCH PEOPLE UNTIL GOD SAY'S "ENOUGH" !

[@GoGreen1977]

It isn't only about farming practices. It's far more reaching than thst.

[@lisawild5382]

The Solar flares from the holes in the Sun aren't helping either

[@vodkaboy]

"let me enjoy my very egoistical lifestyle while blaming "urban expansion" and ignoring the fact my fat American ass can only displace itself inside a car with AC, from my ranch which is totally not artificialisation of lands to the wallmart, also totally not caused artificialisation of lands." You live in Babylone James, we're all suffering because of your choices.

[@_--9286]

@Celtic girl Sorry to hear that but your local area is a really small part of the world. The person is talking about at a global scale. I do have to disagree with the OP comment about plowing pastures and hayfields having an impact on this. I'd rather agrue that native land that was destoryed to create pastures and farmland for agriculture is incomparably damaging to the environment than urban development. Agriculture takes up more than 50% of habitable land space with cities making up less than a single digit % range depending on the country. Verticle indoor farming can take up less footprint in both resources and land. Like 90+% more efficent on resources and land than conventional farming. No need to spray chemicals to make sure pests, insects, weeds, and diseases are kept out. There is no concern of runoff leading to algal blooms and food can be kept growing all year around. It's better to restore the pastures and agricultural land to the native plants and animals to heal the planet

[@enzoefrilles5482]

Be Strong po.❤️GODBLESSED.🙏🏻✨

[@TheSaucedo123]

Crazy someone had to start it.

[@michaelrose2443]

..with a match or a lighter..

[@sunchildofsirius2462]

of course .

[@tribalwildling9926]

A crazy someone known as an arsonist.

[@VPPAF]

farmers are not allowed to safely in a control manner burn there fields to avoid big fires because it causes a bit of pollution these bigger fires are sometimes the result of that policy

[@patriciarouse2801]

Feel better now? Actually combustible materials should be warming homes in cold weather. Instead dragging killer fossil field over dying oceans and weeeee flying through the sky communicating diseases and also polluting Reduce population growth, study topics and WORK on environmental health . No reproductive hostages. No killer billionaires. Yeah pointing at greedy Putin and his greedy pals . Keep it in the ground. Water is life. Be a good relative.

[@bremCZ]

Farmers are allowed to burn crop residue. What are you talking about?

[@user-og1vw4bh5g]

ヨーロッパの山火事ってまだ鎮火してないんだね…😓 １日でも早く鎮火して、元の生活に戻れる事を祈ってます。

[@ToneyCrimson]

The chicken has come home to roost. You thought you were untouchable, now cower before mother nature!

[@levirehn5255]

Good luck Europe. I give u all my well wishes. We know how bad fire can be from Australia.

[@herrooftheheroies3892]

Gooooooood bro

[@praveenspike]

Every year 2* celcius increases all over the world. Now you can have an idea what is going to happen next year...

[@TR0X3N]

Last year was colder than 2020

[@ellybell8356]

Oh really? I'm waiting since decades here in Northern Ireland. Average temp. 16 degrees at this "hot" summer in 2022...but still shown in lava red in weather apps. Measuring in Heathrow (a square of beton and black tarmac) shouldn't be used as overall.

[@praveenspike]

@@ellybell8356 lol as the saying goes be careful what you wish for lol...

[@ellybell8356]

@@praveenspike So your crazy theory says it was just minus 5 degrees in Northern Ireland 10 years ago? Get lost and stick your lol's where the sun never shines...I give you a clue... it's your rectum.

[@aena5995]

That guy didn't set himself on fire in protest Infront of white house for nothing it's karma for dumping their trash in South Asia colonization 😣😣

[@ruprect8858]

You know sometimes we don’t get any fires at all. Not everything is as it seems, hot weather doesn’t instantly equate to fires.

[@anonymoushippopotamus3862]

Klose Schwab and friends.

[@palm0607]

Your talking about a place that does receive heat like this....the tinder created in these heatwave from the drying brush is all it takes...

[@ruprect8858]

@@palm0607 no, it takes fire too.

[@Design_no]

@@palm0607 and how does 2 days of hot weather get you tinder dry from green? 🤔

[@Rasmos]

Dry heat vs wet heat. This is dry heat, Europe’s ponds and other freshwater sources are drying up as populations increase.

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

its like busses, no fires for days of hot son, then a dozen come along at once.

[@peterperry5378]

Its beautiful here a few sunny days at 27 degrees now a beautiful balmy 21, perfect I love Ireland

[@reggie69.]

Perfect it's not easy to sleep at 28 degrees bro it literally was 32 at one point I miss our rain not a thing I expected to ever say

[@gjwg5ik5nws]

27 degree is my AC temperature 🌡️ 40 degree is just a normal sunny day in India (TN)

[@peterperry5378]

@@gjwg5ik5nws how do you stick it the smell of sewage and rotting milk and animal dung must be unbelievable

[@reggie69.]

@@gjwg5ik5nws damn I guess it is possible the first thing I thought was if you have AC why don't you just reduce it to a more tolerable 20 but then I realise you have to deal with this heat every day like you must be used to it my tolerable 20 might be too cold for you guys

[@reggie69.]

@@peterperry5378 thats like the most random thing to assume bro. Talking about heat and he goes to smell

[@nopretribrapture2318]

im so sad😭 things will gradually get worse untill the ABSOLUTE END!

[@jonathanisrael8992]

APTTMHGY thank you for keeping your promises Abba! Revelation 16:8-9 [8]And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire. [9]And men were scorched with great heat, and blasphemed the name of God, which hath power over these plagues: and they repented not to give him glory.

[@anthropoceneclimatechange245]

@@jonathanisrael8992 this has zero to do with religion! Co2.earth or co2 emissions from burning coal, oil and natural gas has been released into the atmphere since the start of the industrial age. over 1 trillion tons has been released over that time. Earth has had mass extinctions but two of them the Paleocene Eocene mass extinction was driven by carbon emissions from Volcanic Activity that pushed surviving species into the Arctic while the rest of Earth cooked to death. Human over population has caused rapid deforestation of earth ...preventing co2 emissions from being absorbed. Watch the movie "before the flood" it shows global Climate Change and its effects.

[@jonathanisrael8992]

@@anthropoceneclimatechange245 😂😂😂It's still all controlled by God isn't it? Or do you not believe in God? Because to deny him is to your own detriment, not mine.😉

[@rosalindannvanoosterhout203]

When nature strikes back its beyond imagination

[@PHlophe]

Tante Rosalind, you lived to tell

[@altafahmed436]

This temp is very much common in dubai And i cant belif it effecting alot in uk May god bless them

[@irish_comrade1535]

As an Irish I pray for the uk

[@brentreid7031]

Canada use to have wild fires on the prairie's back in the 1800's.

[@drakehonest9116]

Hello how are you doing?

[@theDgrader]

arson

[@sararichardson737]

Just extraordinary !

[@possum7557]

tender mercies...

[@sebastianguerre6868]

Who is lighting all these fires and what do they hope to achieve?

[@dolph7996]

No one was lighting them. It was caused by the high temperatures as a result of global warming

[@JP-sm4cs]

Wildfires light themselves

[@michaelrose2443]

The aim is to push an objective- have a really good think about it Anjin.

[@joshuamills7633]

Sometimes it can be lighting sometimes it can be downed powerlines or vehicle exhaust or a bbq or deliberate arson. It happens every year, the difference is that the weather conditions are so severe that even a small fire can grow super quickly

[@saturationstation1446]

mother nature purging the cancer from her body

[@Design_no]

People losing their minds over 2 hot days and a few fires? Hilarious. And how were those fires started? Anyone? Things don't spontaneously combust at 40C. I smell an arson rat.

[@travelerforever8849]

I believe their houses are built not for hot weathet thus there is no aircon.. thats is why the concern.. I lived near the equador and the hottest usually around 38-39c

[@tribalwildling9926]

Arson has been my suspicion. Several forest fires in Australia were kindled by arsonists.

[@Kasterborus925]

Alot are probably helped along by idiots with BBQs, but broken glass in full sun can starts a fire when everything's as dry as it is now

[@brucechuff8430]

Pray

[@cosmic-creepers9207]

Proof of this being a wildfire ? Nah thought not