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Extreme Heat Causes Debate on School Operations in Europe

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Extreme heat is affecting several European countries, including Britain and France.
Many schools lack air-conditioning facilities to manage rising temperatures.
Parents, teachers, and officials are divided on whether to keep schools open.
There are concerns about the well-being of students amid extreme heat conditions.
The issue emphasizes the challenges of infrastructure in extremely high temperatures.

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Extreme heat is affecting several European countries, including Britain and France.
Many schools lack air-conditioning facilities to manage rising temperatures.
Parents, teachers, and officials are divided on whether to keep schools open.
There are concerns about the well-being of students amid extreme heat conditions.
The issue emphasizes the challenges of infrastructure in extremely high temperatures.

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