Climate change is increasing the deadly effects of heat waves in Europe. Human-induced global warming is responsible for two out of three deaths.

According to a new study, two out of three heat-related deaths in Europe during the summer months are linked to human activities. This highlights the urgent need to address climate change as a critical issue.

Climate scientists emphasize that heat waves have deadly consequences, especially for the elderly and those with chronic illnesses. If fossil fuel usage is not reduced, losses will continue to rise.

Experts recommend creating local action plans to address heat waves. They stress the need to increase green spaces and provide air conditioning to vulnerable groups.

If we do not take action, deaths from extreme heat in Europe will increase. Governments need to take urgent measures.