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- Aug 20, 2026
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Climate Change to Cost London Up to £36 Billion a Year by 2050s (opens the original)
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Climate change could cost London as much as £36 billion ($50 billion) a year by the 2050s, the Mayor of London’s office said in a report.Lost working hours, disruption to businesses and damage to infrastructure caused by extreme weather in a warmer climate are likely to reduce the capital’s GDP over the coming decades, according to the report, published by the mayor and the city’s councils. Businesses need to adapt to climate change, the report said, by adjusting working hours, allowing employee
'Horrific' Conditions Grip UK Hospitals Unprepared for Heat (opens the original)
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“Horrific, horrendous, unbearable, unsafe.” That’s how medical professionals describe the impact of this year’s heat waves on Britain’s healthcare system, in response to a survey by the Doctors’ Association UK. In hospitals built for a cooler climate, staff are now dealing with patients too sweaty to receive intravenous drips, medication at risk of degrading in high temperatures and colleagues collapsing on the job with heat fatigue, according to accounts shared with Bloomberg News. The past few
Climate Change Made 'Fire Weather' in France, Spain More Likely (opens the original)
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Climate change made the weather that fueled Europe’s recent wildfires at least twice as likely in France and at least 20 times as likely in Spain, scientists at the World Weather Attribution group said on Friday. The global climate is around 1.4C warmer than in the pre-industrial era, amplifying the chances of the very dry, hot, windy conditions that caused the fires to spread out of control, the authors said. In today’s climate, the weather underlying such intense wildfires can be expected to o
London Offices Without AC Face New Price Risk Due to Heat Waves (opens the original)
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London’s office market is weighing the possibility of lower prices for properties that don’t come with cooling options such as air-conditioning, according to real estate brokers and consultants. “Heat is now up there as a red flag,” said Chris Cummings, a director at Savills, one of the largest real estate consultants in the UK capital. Buyers looking at office properties that get too hot in the summer — because of an absence of air conditioning and an outdated design — increasingly see “an oppo
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