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‘It was hell but the owner said, you have to work’: dying from heat in Greece
Greece relies on its tourism industry. But intense heatwaves, which have led to wildfires across the country, are making life a misery for thousands of staff who have to work outside – and killing some of them.
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US heatwave sees hospitals use body-bag ice treatment
The temperature hits 43C (110F) in Phoenix, Arizona, for a record-breaking 19th straight day.
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Awards ceremony turns to tragedy in India as 11 die and hundreds hospitalised with heatstroke
A massive, open air award function attended by thousands in western India led to the deaths of 11 people from heatstroke and hospitalisation of hundreds of others.
UPS drivers say 'brutal' heat is endangering their lives
As summers have grown hotter, high temperatures inside trucks without air conditioning have also sickened postal carriers and others who deliver America’s packages. A few have died.
Western Europe, a climate leader, still suffers from global warming
Europe’s clean-energy progress has not protected the continent from the growing ravages of global warming.
Climate change is worsening heat wave in India and Pakistan
In northwest India and Pakistan, a UK analysis finds heat that used to occur every 300 years may now happen about every three years.
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Heatstroke in pets likely to rise due to climate change, study says
Pet owners have been told they may need to review their animal's housing to prevent them from getting heatstroke in the warmer months.
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