Extreme heat in Europe has led to a policy reconsideration regarding the usage of air conditioning units.

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Extreme heat in Europe has led to a policy reconsideration regarding the usage of air conditioning units.

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Laurence Wainwright and Ashley Ward provided expert commentary to NPR regarding heat policy issues in Europe. All 1 developments

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Europe
terrestrial continent located in north-western Eurasia
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Sep 21english.pravda.ru
Aug 10nakedcapitalism.com
Jul 25wcsufm.orgThe cooling crisis: How climate change forced air conditioning onto France's agenda