Why 🐱 GlobalClimateImpacts picked: The heat waves that baked Europe this summer were likely the continent’s deadliest on record, researchers say. They estimate about 50,000 more people died in European cities between June and August than would have if temperatures had not been abnormally hot.

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  This is an informative report detailing the significant impact of extreme summer heat waves on mortality rates across European cities.

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