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Heatwave disrupts European tourism and energy
Europe experienced a historic heatwave that led to an unprecedented rise in temperatures, with France recording its highest average temperatures since measurements began in 1947, at 28.8°C, and the city of Biso reaching 44.3°C. These conditions resulted in casualties among children and caused widespread disruptions, including closures of tourist attractions, shutdowns of nuclear power plants, reduced working hours, and protests across the continent. Britain also saw a rise in temperatures expected to reach 40°C for the first time, impacting education, transportation, and infrastructure, amid warnings of a severe climate crisis.
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