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“… in Creteil read: 'Too many inequalities, we're disgusted' - as well as: 'Education is a right, not a privilege.' Elsewhere, pupils complained that during summer heatwaves they roasted in classrooms without air conditioning, while allegedly freezing in…”

“French teachers are paid less on average than their counterparts in other European countries.”

“Bulgaria was lucky enough to escape the worst of the heatwaves and droughts that forced a cut in nuclear and hydro output in Hungary and Romania this summer.”

“Bulgaria was lucky enough to escape the worst of the heatwaves and droughts that forced a cut in nuclear and hydro output in Hungary and Romania this summer.”

“And even if they got through this summer’s heatwaves, he did not know how they would manage against the higher temperatures expected in future summers.”

“And even if they got through this summer’s heatwaves, he did not know how they would manage against the higher temperatures expected in future summers.”

“…nfall in July Tory MP Lincoln Jopp said: 'Given the intense heatwaves and droughts our country has faced recently, floating solar should be seen as a common-sense solution to bolstering our nation's energy, food, and water security' 'However, the UK has been…”

“For decades, the European Union has led the world in implementing policies designed to cut emissions, creating the world’s most important price on carbon and crafting the rules of the road for a wide range of regulatory efforts.”

“Switzerland’s glaciers are rapidly receding due to a combination of winters with too little snow and record-high temperatures across Europe this summer, scientists say.”

“Europe saw an abnormally early start to summer-like weather when a powerful heatwave boggled climate scientists in late May, and high heat continued even through September, the report found.”

“Buyers have delayed refilling storage facilities after a cold end to last winter, and extra gas power generation during the summer heatwaves, depleted stocks while oil and gas exports from the Gulf remain severely disrupted.”

“…as the global average, the Mediterranean and Black Seas have been plagued by record-breaking marine heatwaves – with elevated temperatures that persist deep below the surface – and bouts of extreme heat that have lasted more than a month, the scientists…”

“- Published As heatwaves scorched Europe this summer, workers at a US battery company noticed an uptick in demand.”

“With European waters recording their hottest summer on record, rising ocean temperatures are affecting marine life across the continent, damaging habitats and forcing several species into new waters.”

“Massive water consumption The summer that just ended was the hottest on record in Europe — in some areas, water use was restricted for residents, agriculture and even nuclear power plants.”

“Log in The intense heat that brought widespread drought and wildfires to Europe this summer extended far beyond the land.”

“The recent summer months have been, as we heard from the scientists, the hottest on record, but may be the coolest for the years to come.” — Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission THE SITUATION: Europe is heating up twice as fast as the…”

“In August, amid Europe's record-breaking heatwaves and drought, the water levels on the Rhine plunged so low the southern section of the river shut to boat traffic.”

“However, this summer tested their tolerance of heat, with the country registering a record-breaking 61 days of heatwaves that continued into early September.”

“In Spain’s Barcelona, which just recorded its hottest summer on record (with a 61-day heatwave), the city’s council has built designated climate shelters to give locals and tourists respite.”

““Unlike Kemi Badenoch, who thinks there wasn’t a problem with this summer’s heatwaves, we actually realise you have to take action on climate change and we’re leading that debate,” he said.”

“The need to reduce the effects of heat on buildings was apparent in Europe this summer when record heatwaves left many residents sweltering in homes without air conditioning.”

“The trains have also been designed with increasingly hot European summers in mind; they feature air conditioning systems capable of operating in temperatures of up to 55 degrees.”

“Fifty-two countries across all continents broke their seasonal temperature records for that period, according to an Agence France-Presse analysis of meteorological data from the European Copernicus programme.”

“It will lead to more lost lives and suffering from intense heatwaves, drastic storms and destructive wildfires, just like those we’ve seen this summer,” said Maggie Coulter, an attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity’s Climate Law Institute.”