##  Scorching Summer Leaves Trail of Destruction

**Climate Crisis Fuels Record Heat and Devastating Wildfires, Floods Across the Globe**

The third-hottest July on record has come to an end, but its legacy is one of devastation. Regions worldwide were ravaged by extreme weather events, a stark reminder of the escalating impact of global warming. 

The European climate monitoring service reported heavy rains that caused catastrophic flooding in Pakistan and northern China.  Canada, Scotland, and Greece battled raging wildfires fueled by persistent drought conditions. In Asia and Scandinavia, many nations faced scorching temperatures and severe heat waves.


“Many regions were devastated by extreme weather amplified by global warming,” the European climate monitoring service stated Thursday. 


##  Scorching Summer Leaves Trail of Destruction

**Climate Crisis Fuels Record Heat and Devastating Wildfires, Floods Across the Globe**

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Third-hottest July on record wreaks climate havoc

## Global Disaster Costs Soar to $135 Billion

**Losses Driven by Devastating Wildfires in Los Angeles, Switzerland's Reinsurance Giant Reports**

Natural disasters inflicted a staggering $135 billion in economic losses worldwide during the first half of 2025, according to Swiss Re. The Zurich-based reinsurance giant revealed that this figure represents a significant increase from the $123 billion recorded during the same period in 2024.

"The most impactful events were undoubtedly the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles," stated a spokesperson for Swiss Re. "These blazes caused widespread damage, displacing thousands and crippling local economies."

Swiss Re plays a crucial role in the global insurance industry by providing reinsurance to insurance companies worldwide. The company's data provides valuable insights into the escalating financial impact of natural disasters.  




## Global Disaster Costs Soar to $135 Billion

**Losses Driven by Devastating Wildfires in Los Angeles, Switzerland's Reinsurance Giant Reports**

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Third-hottest July on record wreaks climate havoc

Natural disasters caused $135 bn in economic losses in first half of 2025: Swiss Re