Heat killed a record 50,000 people in European cities in summer 2026
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Heat caused an estimated 50,000 deaths across 854 European cities from June to August 2026, the highest toll on record. Researchers attributed 32,000 deaths, or 65%, to human-driven climate change, up from about 40% at the century’s start. Death rates were highest in Malta, Italy and Hungary.
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