Europe is facing an unusually early heatwave—temperatures exceed 40 °C in June at a time when residents aren't yet adjusted. This early spike is more than discomfort: it's a warning that climate change is accelerating and adapting public infrastructure is overdue.
As pools open and heat alerts go up, the deeper issue of climate resilience remains unaddressed. Governments and citizens must recognize that extreme weather isn’t a future threat—it’s today’s reality.
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6 days agoEurope is facing an unusually early heatwave—temperatures exceed 40 °C in June at a time when residents aren't yet adjusted. This early spike is more than discomfort: it's a warning that climate change is accelerating and adapting public infrastructure is overdue.
As pools open and heat alerts go up, the deeper issue of climate resilience remains unaddressed. Governments and citizens must recognize that extreme weather isn’t a future threat—it’s today’s reality.