A new study suggests that of the 2,300 heat-related deaths that occurred across 12 European cities during extreme weather in June, more than half could be attributed to climate change.

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Solar delivers record output in June, in the midst of a heatwave that took a heavy toll on thermal generators, and nuclear power plants in France and Switzerland.

While sunny days are welcomed by many, they pose problems for Britain’s already sluggish economy. “The increasing heat and ...

Europe’s first major heat wave of the summer began in late June, and caused an estimated 2,300 heat-related deaths. A new rapid study has concluded that almost two-thirds of those deaths would not ...

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The heatwaves, one in mid-June and another stretching from late June into early July, affected much of western and southern Europe, including Spain.