Record Summer Heat Kills Over 50,000 in Europe, Study Finds

A new study by British scientists estimates that more than 50,000 people died in Europe due to record summer heat, with a high proportion of deaths attributed to climate change. The finding underscores the escalating human cost of extreme heat and raises concerns about future adaptation and public health preparedness.

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