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Science · 30 Oct

Europe | వాతావ‌ర‌ణ మార్పుల‌తోనే యూర‌ప్‌లో ఎండ‌లు.. 50వేల మ‌ర‌ణాల‌కు అవే కార‌ణం..

AI summaryA study published in the Nature Health journal reported that record summer temperatures in Europe caused 50,391 deaths in the year. The research attributed 32,619 of these deaths to human-induced climate change, noting a 71% increase compared to 2022. Scientists warned that rising global warming from fossil fuels is making heatwaves more deadly.

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