Researchers from the US and France collaborated on a study regarding the impacts of extreme heat events in Europe.

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Europe University of Chicago

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Extreme heat events are affecting Europe, prompting climate scientists like those at Brown University and UPenn to study the phenomenon. All 1 developments

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Europe
terrestrial continent located in north-western Eurasia
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University of Chicago
private university in Chicago, Illinois
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