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    1. nimicdoareu on

      >An extra 2.3 million people in European cities could die as a result of extreme temperatures — both hot and cold — by the end of the century if countries do not take action to mitigate climate change, according to a study that modelled the effects of rising temperatures.

      >Researchers analysed temperature and mortality data from 854 urban areas across 30 European countries to project possible temperature-related deaths between 2015 and 2099.

      >They explored various warming scenarios and considered the effects of strategies to to keep people safe amid rising heat, such as increasing the amount of green space and shade in cities or installing air conditioning in homes.

    2. Oh, well if humanity is known for anything, it’s rapid action on climate change. I wouldn’t worry. /s

    3. didn’t they almost suffer extreme cold during the winter due to high natural gas price ? Now we have extreme heat. Maybe a utility scale thermal battery would be the solution, store extreme heat over the summer, then release it during the winter.

    4. fortunately, many southern Europe cities are built for heat. I’m more worried about the areas of southern France etc which have NOT been built with heat on their mind.

    5. PanickyFool on

      Western europeans buy air-conditioning without complaining about a bunch of superstitions or some bs about heat island effect will make everything worse challenge impossible.

    6. And this is, unfortunately, how the problem will get fixed. When 60% of the world’s population has been killed by climate change then the problem will disappear.

    7. Rapid action?

      Like all the rapid action needed in the last decades? Or is it different? Some other type of rapid action?

      I’m confused…..

    8. Midnightskyyes on

      I thought Europe was going to freeze over because of the AMOC collapsing?

    9. rileyoneill on

      Heatwaves in Europe are mass casualty events. In 2003 there was a heatwave that killed 70,000 people, in 2022 there were European heatwaves which killed over 20,000 people. A lot of people in the region seem to have an extreme aversion to air conditioning but it saves lives. I am from a hot part of the United States, we had to build our lives around this. Its going to be a lot easier with rooftop solar and heat pumps that can both heat in the winter and cool in the summer.

    10. Midnight_Whispering on

      According to the political left, the only way to save these people is to impose higher taxes and give the state more control over the economy.

    11. stahpstaring on

      So Europe in general.. in deep summer highest temperatures hit 30-38 if lucky. Sure it might’ve hit 40+ at some time.

      But there’s literally places in the world where it becomes 45 degrees Celsius for several days in a row and people live there..

      So how are millions going to die in Europe because of a minor temperature increase?

      This is just another “might happen” article.

    12. YaYas_Gagax on

      Oh, don’t worry, I’m sure the weather will politely wait for us to stop bickering and actually do something!

    13. Famous-Doughnut-9822 on

      This is why we need fossil fuels and nuclear, they have saved millions from climate disasters.

    14. The UK has a reduction in deaths i assume as its all green. Less people freezing in the winter i imagine

    15. SatchmoTheTrumpeteer on

      BRB, gonna go invest in every major air conditioner company real quick

    16. Darmok_und_Salat on

      _Rapid action_ was just voted off in the USA, just like recognising climate change in general.

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