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Secondo i dati di Copernico , la rete di osservazione satellitare dell'Unione europea, anche se di poco, il luglio 2019 ha superato il record di temperature registrato nel 2016.

Vediamo nel dettaglio. 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I vigili del fuoco hanno operato per due mesi sconfiggendo gl’incendi solo sul finire del settembre 2018. 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