European Summers Hottest Since Roman Empire, According to Tree Ring Analysis

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By Yale Environment 360Jan 29, 2016, 12:42 pm176 pts
For the past three decades, Europe has been experiencing its warmest summers since the days of the Roman Empire, according to a study published in the Environmental Research Letters Journal. The report, compiled by 40 academics, concluded that average summer temperatures have been 1.3 degrees Celsius hotter…

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