Fourth toddler dies in France amid extreme heatwave conditions

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A fourth toddler has died in France due to the ongoing heatwave.
The heatwave is considered the most severe ever experienced in Europe.
Over 55 drownings have been reported as a consequence of the heat conditions.
150 million people are facing temperatures above 35C (95F) as the heat shifts east.
Scientists attribute the extreme temperatures to climate change caused by fossil fuels.

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Fourth toddler dies in France as Europe’s brutal heatwave forecast to shift eastThe Guardian · 25 days ago

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A fourth toddler has died in France due to the ongoing heatwave.
The heatwave is considered the most severe ever experienced in Europe.
Over 55 drownings have been reported as a consequence of the heat conditions.
150 million people are facing temperatures above 35C (95F) as the heat shifts east.
Scientists attribute the extreme temperatures to climate change caused by fossil fuels.

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