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Europe heatwave kills 50,000
Europe experienced a record heatwave this summer, leading to over 50,000 deaths, according to a recent study covering 854 cities during June, July, and August. The significant rise in temperatures greatly increased mortality, with 32,619 deaths attributed to the consumption of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas, reflecting the impact of climate change on public health. These figures are considered the lowest because they do not account for the heatwave in May, and indicate that this summer was the deadliest in years, with projections of continued increases in heat-related death rates.
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