Published 1 year ago

More than 20,000 died in western Europe’s summer heatwaves

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During the summer heatwaves temperatures exceeded 40 degrees in London, areas in southwest France reached 42 degrees and Seville and C�rdoba in Spain set records of 44 degrees. Analysis from the World Weather Attribution group of scientists found that such high temperatures would have been virtually impossible without the climate crisis.

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The Guardian

Over 20,000 died in western Europe’s summer heatwaves, figures show

This summer’s temperatures would have been virtually impossible without climate crisis, scientists say

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Al Arabiya

Over 20,000 deaths during Europe’s hottest summer

Europe’s hottest summer on record likely resulted in more than 20,000 excess deaths in France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom, according to official

1 year ago·Saudi Arabia

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Irish Times

More than 20,000 died in western Europe’s summer heatwaves

Analysis reveals threats posed by climate-change induced global heating, say scientists

1 year ago·Dublin, Ireland

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EURACTIV

Over 20,000 died in western Europe’s summer heatwaves, figures show

More than 20,000 people died across western Europe in this summer’s heatwaves, in temperatures that would have been virtually impossible without climate breakdown, figures show.

1 year ago

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