Europe Summer Heat Killed Over 50,000; Study Links Most Deaths to Climate Change
A new study attributes nearly two-thirds of more than 50,000 deaths linked to Europe's record summer heat to human-caused climate change.
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Record-breaking heat across Europe this summer contributed to more than 50,000 deaths, according to a new study reported by NPR.
The study attributed nearly two-thirds of those heat-related deaths to climate change caused by human activity.
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