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Europe's Extreme Heat: A Catalyst for Climate Adaptation?

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Europe's Extreme Heat: A Catalyst for Climate Adaptation?

Europe is facing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures breaking records and causing visible damage to infrastructure like cracked highways. The extreme conditions this summer have ignited a serious discussion among experts and policymakers about whether this event will push the continent to finally implement measures for adapting to high heat. To delve into this topic, DW News interviewed Professor Mojib Latif, a leading German climate scientist, who offers perspectives on the enduring trends of global warming. Political correspondent Jenny Graham also examines how European policy might evolve as the region confronts the increasing reality of a hotter planet.

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