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Can Europeans Sue Over Heatwaves?

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European citizens may have the legal grounds to take legal action concerning heatwaves.
Current legal frameworks exist, but improvements could be made by accepting climate model assessments as evidence.
Experts suggest that modifications to legislation could enhance the ability to hold entities accountable for climate-related damages.
The discussion highlights a growing trend of climate-related litigation in Europe.
Legal precedents in other regions may influence potential cases in Europe regarding extreme weather events.

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European citizens may have the legal grounds to take legal action concerning heatwaves.
Current legal frameworks exist, but improvements could be made by accepting climate model assessments as evidence.
Experts suggest that modifications to legislation could enhance the ability to hold entities accountable for climate-related damages.
The discussion highlights a growing trend of climate-related litigation in Europe.
Legal precedents in other regions may influence potential cases in Europe regarding extreme weather events.

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