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Europe heat wave fuels drought, fires and energy fears
Europe's heat wave is causing drought, wildfires, and energy risks, with Nazi-era wrecks emerging from the Danube and Greece battling deadly fires. Nuclear reactors also face cooling challenges due to the extreme weather.
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