World Weather Attribution zaključio je da su klimatske promene povezane sa fosilnim gorivima doprinele izuzetnoj vrućini i sparnoj vlažnosti koja ugrožava bar jednu utakmicu Svetskog prvenstva u SAD. Utakmica Paragvaj–Francuska u Filadelfiji (17:00 ET) može premašiti preporuke FIFPRO zbog indeksa vrućine predviđenog na 105–115°F (≈40.6–46.1°C). Ekstremne temperature predstavljaju rizik za igrače, navijače i elektroenergetske mreže, dok FIFA nema automatsko pravilo za odlaganje utakmica zbog vrućine.
Klimatske promene pogoršale nesnosnu vrućinu na Mundijalu — naučnici upozoravaju na rizik za igrače
An inflatable soccer ball sits on Lummus Park as a man sleeps under a shaded tree amid a heat advisory in Miami Beach, Florida, U.S., June 17, 2026. REUTERS/Maria Alejandra Cardona
Grupa klimatskih naučnika World Weather Attribution utvrdila je da su klimatske promene, povezane sa sagorevanjem fosilnih goriva, doprinele izuzetno visokim temperaturama i sparnoj vlažnosti koja je barem jednu utakmicu Svetskog prvenstva svrstala u potencijalno opasnu zonu.
Utakmica između Paragvaja i Francuske zakazana je za subotu u 17:00 po istočnoameričkom vremenu (ET) u Filadelfiji. Očekuje se da kombinacija visokih temperatura i vlažnosti premaši preporuke sindikata igrača FIFPRO za bezbednu igru.
Američka Nacionalna meteorološka služba (U.S. National Weather Service) upozorila je da bi indeks vrućine u delovima Srednjeg zapada i Istočne obale mogao dostići 105–115°F (≈ 40.6–46.1°C). Ovakvi uslovi su posledica tzv. heat dome — područja visokog atmosferskog pritiska koje zadržava topao vazduh.
Takvi ekstremi predstavljaju rizik za opterećenje elektroenergetskih mreža i mogu uticati na masovne proslave povodom 250. godišnjice SAD tokom vikenda 4. jula.
"Klimatske promene su već ovde, utiču na stvari koje cenimo u svakodnevnom životu i biće sve gore što duže odlažemo prelazak na ciljni nivo nultih emisija", izjavila je prof. Friederike Otto (Imperial College London).
Visoke temperature i sparna vlažnost postali su centralna tema turnira, godinu dana nakon upozorenja svetskog sindikata igrača FIFPRO o opasnoj toploti tokom Klubskog svetskog prvenstva u SAD. Iako je FIFPRO pohvalio napore FIFA da pri planiranju uzme u obzir zdravlje igrača, organizacija je istakla da i dalje postoje utakmice koje nose rizik.
Međunarodna fudbalska federacija FIFA trenutno nema pravilo koje bi automatski odlagalo utakmice zbog ekstremne vrućine, što otvara pitanja o procedurama i sigurnosnim merama za igrače i navijače.
Šta pratiti: prognoze indeksa vrućine za grad domaćina, eventualne izmene termina utakmica, preporuke FIFPRO i saopštenja FIFA-e o merama zaštite igrača i publike.
(Izveštavanje: Amy Tennery u Njujorku; dodatno izveštavanje Rohith Nair; uređivanje: Ken Ferris)
A fire truck sprays water to contain a wildfire in Lancon-Provence near Marseille, France, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/Manon Cruz
A fire truck sprays water to contain a wildfire in Lancon-Provence near Marseille, France, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/Manon Cruz
A fire truck sprays water to contain a wildfire in Lancon-Provence near Marseille, France, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/Manon Cruz
Antonio Reina, a worker wears a heat-monitoring bracelet. A year after one of its street cleaners died during a heatwave, the city of Barcelona has begun to use heat-monitoring bracelets for its outdoor workers to help prevent heat-related incidents in Barcelona, Spain, July 1, 2026. REUTERS/ Bruna Casas
Antonio Reina, a worker, wears a heat-monitoring bracelet and wipes the sweat off while working. A year after one of its street cleaners died during a heatwave, the city of Barcelona has begun to use heat-monitoring bracelets for its outdoor workers to help prevent heat-related incidents in Barcelona, Spain, July 1, 2026. REUTERS/ Bruna Casas
A street cleaner sweeps the floor during the day. A year after one of its street cleaners died during a heatwave, the city of Barcelona has begun to use heat-monitoring bracelets for its outdoor workers to help prevent heat-related incidents in Barcelona, Spain, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/ Bruna Casas
A worker from the gardens department of Barcelona charges water to his truck. A year after one of its street cleaners died during a heatwave, the city of Barcelona has begun to use heat-monitoring bracelets for its outdoor workers to help prevent heat-related incidents in Barcelona, Spain, July 1, 2026. REUTERS/ Bruna Casas
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Rescue workers transport survivor Hernan Alberto Gil, who was trapped for over a week at a collapsed mall following June 24 earthquakes, in La Guaira, Venezuela, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/Maxwell Briceno
Rescue workers transport survivor Hernan Alberto Gil, who was trapped for over a week at a collapsed mall following June 24 earthquakes, in La Guaira, Venezuela, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/Maxwell Briceno
Rescue workers transport survivor Hernan Alberto Gil, who was trapped for over a week at a collapsed mall following June 24 earthquakes, in La Guaira, Venezuela, July 2, 2026. REUTERS/Maxwell Briceno
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