Buildings in One of Europe's Largest Cities Are Sinking and Cracking
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While the El Niño does not allow Brazilians to keep their clothes cold, in Europe, the phenomenon is taking extreme heat — and this is making buildings sink. Living the European summer is a dream for many. This year, however, the idea is closer to a nightmare. That is because, for the first time, the [...]
Europe left behind another summer marked by extreme heat and heat waves. Temperatures reached record values in numerous countries.
In the second quarter of this year alone, insurers paid out more than $97 million for such claims, while the average claim reached a record $27,000.
In the second quarter of this year alone, insurers paid out more than $97 million for such claims, while the average claim reached a record $27,000.
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