BRUSSELS — Nearly half of schools and hospitals in European cities are located in urban “heat islands”, exposing vulnerable populations to health-threatening temperatures as climate change impacts worsen, the European Union’s environment agency has said. Around 46% of hospitals and 43% of schools are in areas at least 2 degrees Celsius warmer than the regional […]
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