New infectious diseases, more allergies and more frequent heat: all of this is increasingly part of everyday life in Europe's cities, as a recent study shows.
New infectious diseases, more allergies and more frequent heat: all of this is increasingly part of everyday life in Europe's cities, as a recent study shows.
The warning comes out in a report on health and climate change.The document emphasises that extreme temperatures and forest fires recorded this summer have made clear the vulnerability of cities to climate change.