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Paramedics help a patient into an ambulance during a heat wave in Barcelona, Spain, July 18 2022. Picture: ANGEL GARCIA/BLOOMBERG
Paramedics help a patient into an ambulance during a heat wave in Barcelona, Spain, July 18 2022. Picture: ANGEL GARCIA/BLOOMBERG

Europe’s unprecedented heatwave has caused alarm among climate change campaigners, with many warning that the world can expect to see more of the same as a result of global warming. Business Day TV caught up with Guy Midgley from Stellenbosch University for more detail.

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