Number of Italy's big cities on heatwave red alert climbs to 17
Number of Italy's big cities on heatwave red alert climbs to 17. - ROME, JUN 25 - The health ministry on Thursday had 17 of Italy's 27 biggest cities on red…
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Five people have died in Italy as 17 cities were placed under the highest-level heat alert for Thursday as the country roasts in the grip of a killer heatwave. Genoa will join the cities on maximum alert on Friday, taking the total up to 18. Italy's 40C heatwave claims 5 lives including man who dropped dead at parents' grave.
Furthermore, Although there are many sources of the greenhouse gases that are causing global heating, the main driver is the burning of fossil fuels such as oil, gas and coal, sales of which generate huge profits for the world's energy giants. (ANSA).
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Five people have died in Italy as 17 cities were placed under the highest-level heat alert for Thursday as the country roasts in the grip of a killer heatwave
according to Daily Mirror - World NewsGenoa will join the cities on maximum alert on Friday, taking the total up to 18.
according to ANSAItaly's 40C heatwave claims 5 lives including man who dropped dead at parents' grave.
according to Daily Mirror - World NewsAlthough there are many sources of the greenhouse gases that are causing global heating, the main driver is the burning of fossil fuels such as oil, gas and coal, sales of which generate huge profits for the world's energy giants. (ANSA).
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