BRUSSELS FACES MEPs' FURY: Parliament Debate EXPOSES Deep Frustration Over Climate Failures!

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Members of the European Parliament sharply criticised the European Union's response to extreme weather during a debate in Strasbourg, following a summer marked by record heat, devastating wildfires and drought across the continent that has burned nearly 700,000 hectares of land. French MEP Emma Fourreau accused the bloc of failing to act despite repeated scientific warnings, referencing the 2025 heatwave, 2024 floods and 2023 droughts, and citing the 1972 Meadows Report as evidence that climate warnings have gone unheeded by European leaders for decades, stating that officials fail to listen to scientists because they are not chief executives of major energy companies. Italian MEP Cristina Guarda cited a previous statement by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen acknowledging the need to address emissions, arguing that current EU policy instead waits for deaths and damage before responding rather than preventing the underlying causes of the climate crisis. Spanish MEP Est

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