Outside climate scientist calls findings an intergenerational injustice
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Raúl Cordero of the University of Groningen, who was not involved in the study, said it underscored the unequal burden climate change places on younger generations, citing record-breaking fires in Belgium and western Germany this summer that forced his relatives to flee.
“An unstoppable fire engulfing a town? This kind of emergency would have been unthinkable for Germans of older generations.”
Raúl CorderoRosa Pietroiusti Lead study author, climate researcherRaúl Cordero Climate scientist, University of Groningen
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Children born today could face up to twice as much fire-prone weather over their lifetimes as their grandparents, with southern Europe particularly exposed.
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