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Record-breaking summer heat kills over 50,000 in European cities
Over 50,000 deaths across European cities occurred during this summer’s extreme heatwaves, marking the deadliest heat season on record for the region. About two-thirds of these fatalities, over 32,600, are directly linked to climate change caused by fossil fuel pollution. The summer was the hottest in Europe in decades, with temperatures significantly above average, and the death toll was highest among those aged 85 and older, though thousands of younger people also died.
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