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Unprecedented May Heatwaves Across Europe Underscore Escalating Climate Crisis, UN Climate Chief Warns

联合国气候首长警告：欧洲各地前所未有的五月热浪凸显了不断升级的气候危机

An extraordinary early-season heat event has engulfed western Europe, prompting the United Nations climate chief to characterize the phenomenon as a stark warning sign.

一场异常的早季热浪席卷了欧洲西部，促使联合国气候负责人将此现象定性为一个严峻的警讯。

Simon Stiell, the executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, argued that the unprecedented temperatures constituted a brutal reminder of the spiralling consequences stemming from the climate crisis.

联合国气候变化框架公约执行秘书西蒙·斯蒂尔主张，前所未有的气温构成了一个残酷的提醒，警示着气候危机所引发的螺旋式后果。

France and the United Kingdom shattered longstanding temperature records for May on two consecutive days, with readings more commonly associated with midsummer.

法国和英国连续两天打破了长期以来的五月气温纪录，其读数通常更常与仲夏联系在一起。

Stiell emphasized that the primary culprit behind these intensifying heatwaves remained humanity's persistent reliance on fossil fuels, namely coal, oil, and gas.

斯蒂尔强调，这些加剧的热浪背后的主要元凶仍然是人类对化石燃料（即煤炭、石油和天然气）的持续依赖。

human-induced climate change was rendering such extreme weather events both more frequent and more severe.

人类引起的气候变化正使得这类极端天气事件变得更加频繁且更加严重。

Were nations to delay decisive action on environmental policy, the economic and humanitarian toll would only escalate further.

若各国推迟对环境政策采取果断行动，经济和人道主义代价只会进一步升级。

At the time of his remarks, France, Spain, and the United Kingdom were sweltering under temperatures typically reserved for July or August.

在他发表言论时，法国、西班牙和英国正饱受通常只出现在七月或八月的高温煎熬。

Concrete data underscored the severity of the situation in the United Kingdom, where Kew Gardens in London registered a staggering 35.1 degrees Celsius on Tuesday.

具体数据强调了英国局势的严重性，伦敦的邱园在周二记录到了惊人的摄氏 35.1 度。

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This reading surpassed the previous day's record of 34.8 degrees, which had itself been extraordinary for the month of May.

这一读数超越了前一天 34.8 度的纪录，而该纪录本身对于五月份来说就已经非常不寻常了。

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Both figures dwarfed the historical benchmark of 32.8 degrees Celsius, a record originally established in 1922 and subsequently equalled in 1944.

这两个数字都使 32.8 摄氏度的历史基准显得微不足道，该纪录最初建立于 1922 年，随后在 1944 年被追平。

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Seldom had meteorologists witnessed such a dramatic departure from established seasonal norms within such a compressed timeframe.

气象学家鲜少在如此短暂的时间内，目睹与既定季节常态如此巨大的偏离。

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The UN climate chief further contended that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East had exposed the soaring economic costs of fossil fuel dependency.

联合国气候负责人进一步主张，中东持续进行的冲突已揭露了对化石燃料依赖所带来的飙升经济成本。

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He urged governments worldwide to accelerate the transition toward renewable energy sources, framing it as essential for safeguarding lives and economies alike.

他敦促全球各国政府加速向再生能源转型，并将其视为保护生命与经济的关键。

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Stiell also drew attention to the devastating conditions in India, where temperatures had surpassed 43 degrees Celsius and authorities had reported multiple fatalities attributed to heatstroke.

斯蒂尔还注意到印度毁灭性的状况，当地的气温已超过摄氏43度，且当局已报告多起归因于中暑的死亡案例。

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Not only does the climate crisis threaten European nations, but it also disproportionately imperils vulnerable populations across the developing world.

气候危机不仅威胁着欧洲国家，还不成比例地危及整个发展中国家的脆弱群体。

Extreme heat in Europe ‘a brutal reminder’ of climate crisis, UN chief says联合国秘书长：欧洲极端高温是气候危机的“残酷警示”

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