An Alert Study of the Risks of Climate Change in Spanish Cities: only 12% Have a Third or More Green Areas
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This is reflected in a report published this Thursday in 'The Lancet', which analyzes 850 European cities. Authors warn that adaptation measures are progressing, but at a slower rate than "increasing health risks".
Barcelona – Heat, infectious diseases, pollen and forest fires: The health consequences of climate change are increasing significantly in European cities. Despite great ambitions, the adaptation of many municipalities is not fast enough. This is demonstrated by the first European-wide study on climate change and health at the level of more than 850...
The alarm bell is once again ringing a study published today (10.09.2026) in The Lancet regarding the impacts of climate change on ... The article Climate change increases health risks for those living in large European cities – Study findings was published in NewsIT.
Heavily exposed to the health effects of climate change, many large European cities are taking steps in their attempt to adapt, such as green development initiatives and promoting sustainable transport, but at a very slow pace, concludes a groundbreaking study published today in The Lancet, calling for greater efforts to be made. For millions of Europeans who... More www.ertnews.gr
Madrid.- The concentration of population in Spanish cities aggravates the risks that climate change has to the health of its residents, with cities that suspend in green spaces and sustainable mobility and in which heat deaths grow above the European average.These are the main conclusions of a [...] The entry The concentration of population raises the climate risks in Spanish cities was first published in EFE Verde.
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