Bulgaria Faces Labor Force Decline of Over 400,000 in Next Decade
Bulgaria is projected to experience a significant decrease in its labor force over the next decade, with estimates suggesting a reduction of more than 400,000 individuals
2019 is the second warmest year ever recorded, the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) has announced, quoted by France Press. This was also the warmest decade.
2019 was only 0.04 degrees Celsius colder from 2016, the warmest year ever since the El Nino phenomenon. According to NASA data, in 2016 El Nino's extreme intensity has increased global temperatures by 0.2 degrees Celsius.
The last five years are the warmest.
In 2019 the temperature exceeded the average values for the period 1981 - 2010 by 0.6 degrees Celsius.
The service confirmed that carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere continued to increase in 2019.
On Wednesday, Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather, accompanied by a moderate north-northwesterly wind
Winter has returned to Northern Bulgaria, bringing snowfall and a sudden drop in temperatures
On March 18, 2025, Bulgaria will experience a notable weather shift
Cold weather is expected to persist in Bulgaria at the start of the week, with temperatures continuing to drop
The number of beehives in Bulgaria is on the rise, yet honey production has seen a decline
On Saturday, March 15, Bulgaria will experience unseasonably warm weather for March, with moderate to strong south-southwesterly winds.
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