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The European Environment Agency called on the European Union to accelerate efforts to adapt its critical infrastructure to climate change, after heatwaves, droughts, wildfires and storms disrupted the transport, energy and water sectors in 2026. The agency estimated that losses caused by heatwaves amounted to at least 1% of the EU’s GDP, while the energy sector accounted for about 23% of the economic losses linked to drought—equivalent to nearly €2 billion a year. The report recommended incorporating climate projections into infrastructure design and maintenance, testing its resilience, drawing up emergency plans and strengthening coordination among the relevant authorities.
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