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A study by scientists from Imperial College London estimates that more than 50,000 people died in urban areas across 30 countries, including the UK, due to extreme heat in summer 2026. The research indicates that climate change was responsible for approximately two-thirds of these fatalities.
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A study by scientists from Imperial College London estimates that more than 50,000 people died in urban areas across 30 countries, including the UK, due to extreme heat in summer 2026. The research indicates that climate change was responsible for approximately two-thirds of these fatalities.
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Summer 2026 was Europe's deadliest on record: Over 50,000 people died in urban areas - with climate change responsible for two thirds of deaths, study estimates
Study estimates over 50,000 urban deaths in Europe due to extreme heat in summer 2026