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      <title>As Global Temperatures Soar, Study Shows Europe&#39;s 2022 Summer Heat Killed 61,000&#43; - Common Dreams</title>
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      <description>As Global Temperatures Soar, Study Shows Europe&amp;rsquo;s 2022 Summer Heat Killed 61,000+ - Common Dreams As recent record-breaking temperatures fuel fresh calls for climate action and communities brace for more extreme heat this week, new research revealed Monday that Europe&amp;rsquo;s historically hot summer last year killed tens of thousands of people.
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Based on researchers&amp;rsquo; analysis of the European Statistical Office mortality database—which includes 45,184,044 deaths from 823 regions in 35 countries, with a total population exceeding 543 million people—last year&amp;rsquo;s extreme heat resulted in an estimated 61,672 deaths from late May to early September.</description>
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      <title>A Titanic Disparity in How the World Responds to Maritime Disasters [(Hundreds Presumed Dead, Mostly Women and Children] - Democracy Now!</title>
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      <description>A Titanic Disparity in How the World Responds to Maritime Disasters [(Hundreds Presumed Dead, Mostly Women and Children] - Democracy Now! [Two vessels were recently lost at sea, a submersible named Titan which went on tours of the Titanic and a migrant ship named Adriana.] The five men who lost their lives on the Titan have been getting wall-to-wall coverage in the media worldwide. Meanwhile, the estimated 700 who died when the Adriana sank off the coast of Greece, mostly women and children, have been essentially forgotten.</description>
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      <title>At least 35 people feared dead after dinghy sinks en route to Canary Islands - The Guardian</title>
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      <description>At least 35 people feared dead after dinghy sinks en route to Canary Islands - The Guardian At least 35 people are feared to have drowned after an inflatable boat carrying up to 60 migrants and refugees sank while en route to the Canary Islands early on Wednesday morning.
The Spanish migration NGO Caminando Fronteras (Walking Borders) said 60 people were on the boat, of whom 39 were missing. Another migration NGO, Alarm Phone, put the number of people onboard at 59 and said 35 were missing.</description>
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      <title>Global South Saw More Than 90% of All Extreme Weather Deaths in Last 51 Years: UN Agency - Common Dreams</title>
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      <description>Global South Saw More Than 90% of All Extreme Weather Deaths in Last 51 Years: UN Agency - Common Dreams More than 90% of the people killed in extreme weather events during the last half-century lived in the Global South, a new World Meteorological Organization report has found.
The figure came from an update Monday to the World Meteorological Organization&amp;rsquo;s (WMO) Atlas of Mortality and Economic Losses from Weather, Climate, and Water-related Hazards to cover the years 1970 to 2021.</description>
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