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Europe's Climate-First Policies Fuel Resistance To Air Conditioning As More Than 1,300 Die In Heat Waves
Europe's Climate-First Policies Fuel Resistance To Air Conditioning As More Than 1,300 Die In Heat Waves
Via American Greatness,
Europe continues to rely on alternatives to air conditioning even as deadly heat waves claim lives across the continent. Officials argue that expanding air conditioning is not a long-term solution.
France’s record-breaking heat last week has been linked to about 1,000 deaths, most involving elderly people.
According to World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Europe has recorded more than 1,300 excess heat-related deaths since June 21.
Despite experiencing fewer hot days than many other regions, it...
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Housing Cost Pressure Varies Widely Across The EU
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Housing affordability in the EU has an uneven spread across the continent according to data from Eurostat.
As Statista's Jack Lillis details below, the share of people whose housing costs exceed 40% of disposable income ranges from as low as 2.4% in Cyprus to as high as 28.9% in Greece.
The EU 27 average stands at 8.2%, but this figure masks significant disparities between countries.
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