Europe in Boiling Point
The extreme heat hitting Europe this week no longer feels like an isolated early-summer event. In cities long associated with stability, planning and infrastructure efficiency, rising temperatures are beginning to expose something far less comfortable: structural vulnerability
Paris above 30°C in May. London breaking historical heat records before summer has officially begun. Turin struggling with blackouts linked to an overstressed electrical grid. Across parts of the continent, heat is no longer just a climate issue. It is starting to interfere directly with economic routine and urban functionality.
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