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Extreme Weather Hits Wealthy Countries, Scientists Say it is Human-Caused
A new study found that extreme summer climate hits hard on rich countries for the year 2021, including United States, Canada, Germany and Belgium. Scientists say that they have grown vulnerable to extreme weather events linked to human-caused climate change, similar to that of poorer countries.
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