
Study Estimates 50,391 Heat-Related Deaths in European Cities
Researchers estimate that summer heat contributed to more than 50,000 deaths in 854 European urban areas, with roughly two-thirds of the toll linked to human-caused warming.

Researchers estimate that summer heat contributed to more than 50,000 deaths in 854 European urban areas, with roughly two-thirds of the toll linked to human-caused warming.

A UN-backed climate fund has provisionally reserved $20 million for Nepal after deadly August floods, but the money is not yet available and rebuilding costs are estimated at $4.7 billion.