European cities are on the "front line" of climate change risks
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European cities are on the "front line" of climate change risks

SIC Notícias10 September 2026 at 00:49

European cities are on the "front line" of climate change risks, according to an alert issued through a report on health and climate change. The document highlights that extreme temperatures and wildfires recorded during the summer made the vulnerability of urban centers to the effects of climate change clear. The report emphasizes the need for urgent measures to protect urban populations from the growing impacts of the climate. This situation places European cities as critical areas that require priority attention in climate change adaptation and mitigation policies.

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