Căldura extremă loveşte în economia Europei: vor fi pierderi de miliarde de euro până în 2030

Europe faces significant economic challenges due to climate change, with rising temperatures impacting productivity and increasing health risks. Economists warn that governments must invest billions to adapt to extreme heat, which has already led to thousands of deaths this summer. The European Commission estimates that EU countries need to spend nearly 70 billion euros annually until 2050 for adaptation. Allianz's analysis indicates that Germany and France could face substantial economic losses by 2030. The current infrastructure is ill-equipped for extreme heat, leading to a potential stagflation environment. Immediate action is necessary to mitigate these risks.