Climate change caused more than two thirds of heat deaths in European cities this summer, study says
• Sep 17, 2025, 4:27 AM
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Global warming brought on by humans was responsible for around 16,500 deaths across European cities this summer, according to a preliminary study released by climate scientists and health researchers, who say the death toll could be even higher. This year was the continent’s fourth hottest summer on record.
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Prints for Wildlife photography project co-founders on their 'message of hope'
• 11:28 AM
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The co-founders of a wildlife photography project that aims to raise $2.5 million for conservation have spoke to FRANCE 24 about how they hope the project will send a "message of hope" to the world. The Prints for Wildlife project brings together over 37
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Climate change caused more than two thirds of heat deaths in European cities this summer, study says
• 4:27 AM
1 min
Global warming brought on by humans was responsible for around 16,500 deaths across European cities this summer, according to a preliminary study released by climate scientists and health researchers, who say the death toll could be even higher. This yea
Read the article