A severe heatwave across Europe this summer is linked to an estimated 35,000 deaths, according to reporting by The Guardian. Germany, Spain, and France have experienced the highest numbers of fatalities. Italy’s death toll is estimated to be between 5,000 and 8,000. The heat has also significantly impacted agricultural output, with the European Union reporting collapsing prospects for summer harvests. These figures highlight the increasing danger of extreme weather events linked to climate change. Authorities are urging caution and preventative measures as temperatures remain high in several regions. The combined impact of the heatwave represents a major public health and economic crisis for the continent.