Spanish Cities Are Not Prepared to Cope with the Climate Crisis
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Climate change hits Europe's city dwellers several times.
There is an increase in heat deaths and the incidence of infectious diseases, with insufficient action being taken in urban areas, according to an international study proposing measures to improve the quality of life.
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today European cities are at the forefront in the fight against climate change, but their efforts are not enough to counter a phenomenon that already... The news Climate change puts the health of Europeans with allergies, infections and heat deaths at the limit was first published in News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today
New infectious diseases, more allergies and more frequent heat: all of this is increasingly part of everyday life in Europe's cities, as a recent study shows.
The millions of urban dwellers in Europe's major cities are the most affected by the consequences of global warming, according to Lancet Countdown Europe in a new study covering 850 cities. Metropolises focus on many increasing health risks (fires, infectious diseases such as dengue, exposure to pollen) and constitute islands of heat. However, Europe warms up faster than any other region of the world. Thus, in the (...) Read more In brief / Clim…
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