Death Toll From Europe’s Extreme Summer Heat Estimated At More Than 50,000
The toll of extreme heat is mounting.
Skift reports that the toll of extreme heat is mounting.
Europe’s tourism industry, on a continent largely resistant to air conditioning, must figure out how to adapt — as a matter of safety, not just comfort.
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