00:01A heat wave continued to grip much of Western Europe on Sunday, with high temperatures expected to persist well into
00:08next week.
00:09In France, authorities have restricted alcohol consumption at the annual Fête de la Musique festival in Paris.
00:16The nationwide summer solstice celebration involves thousands of concerts in village squares, rave venues and clubs.
00:22The French government banned public drinking in red alert zones and ordered organizers of events to limit alcohol consumption to
00:29preserve emergency services.
00:31Temperatures are expected to reach 35 degrees in Paris on Sunday, while parts of southern France and Spain are set
00:38to touch 40 degrees.
00:40Across Europe, locals and tourists have flocked to parks, canals and water fountains to seek relief from the heat,
00:47with temperatures reaching the upper 30s in Spain, Italy, Germany and the UK.
00:51Human-caused climate change is tied to increasing extreme weather events and UN Climate Agency projections say the next five
00:59years should shatter more heat records.
01:02A rapid study found that human-caused climate change was responsible for killing about 1,500 people in an unusually
01:09early European heat wave last month.
01:11A rapid study found that would be the same time-caused climate change was the same.
01:13A rapid study found that human-caused mass of Katara system was responsible for similar weather events to UN Climate
01:13Agency.
01:13A rapid study found that human-caused climate change was something like that,
01:13What about happening is that the century was a child or a child of these issues that not only the
01:14people in the world.
01:14Everything is very rare in the world, which made a child of the young people in the world.
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