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Over 50,000 people died of heat-related causes across Europe in 'deadliest Summer on record'
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Over 50,000 people died of heat-related causes across Europe in 'deadliest Summer on record'
A new study has estimated that 50,000 people died from heat-related deaths in towns and cities across Europe in the "deadliest Summer on record".
According to new modelling, two-thirds of the excess deaths estimated to have occurred as a result of the hot weather, more than 32,000, can be attributed to climate change causing more intense heat.
In the UK alone, there were an estimated 4,500 excess deaths in towns an…
23 Oct, 04:07