Barcelona, the Second European City with the Most Heat Deaths
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A study attributes 1,587 deaths from heat in Barcelona and more than 32,000 across Europe to climate change
Barcelona is the second European city to have the most additional deaths from the heat caused by climate change during the summer. Specifically, 1,587 deaths can be attributed to global warming out of a total of 1,842 deaths due to high temperatures. This is stated by a study published in the journal Nature Health within the framework of research carried out by Imperial College London and the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in the same c…
Heat deaths: a study attributed to climate change 77% of those estimated in Spain in the summer of 2026, thus calculating their impact on mortality.
Climate change has been the cause responsible for 5,227 of the 6,824 estimated deaths due to heat between June and August 2026 in Spain, practically eight out of ten (77%). Valencia is the fifteenth city in Europe with the most deaths attributable to this climate emergency scenario. These are figures and conclusions that emerge from estimates carried out by scientists from Imperial College and the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, both in…
(ACN) Climate change caused 1,587 heat-related deaths in Barcelona this summer, according to a study by researchers at Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Barcelona is the second European city with the most deaths attributable to global warming, only behind Milan, where […]
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CatalunyapressTwo novel studies estimate that the summer of 2026 exceeded the historical records of deaths linked to the high temperatures in the continent, with a severe impact on the Catalan environment
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