European Commission urges EU countries to prepare for three degrees of global warming
The European Commission introduced new climate resilience laws and warned of rising heat-related deaths and economic losses across Europe.
- The European Commission wants EU countries to clarify responsibility for climate risks.
- Researchers estimate about 50,000 people died in Europe due to heat this summer.
- The European Commission estimates the EU must spend about 70 billion euros annually on climate change adaptation by 2050.
- Estimated economic losses from climate damage between 2022 and 2025 were around 200 billion Euros.
- The Commission forecasts global warming of 3 degrees by 2100 for Europe.
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