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On the role of moderator and mediator variables in conditional event attribution of heatwaves over Europe
This study examines how a risk-based attribution analysis of European heat wave events under climate change varies when explanatory variables are included in the analysis. Instead of relying solely on temperature statistics, the analysis is conducted while conditioning on large-scale circulation or
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