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Europe's heat waves are killing tens of thousands annually, yet many European governments continue to restrict air conditioning through permits, noise ordinances, and bans, despite evidence that AC dramatically reduces heat-related deaths. While 80 percent of Europe's population lacks air conditioning compared to 90 percent of Americans who have it, policymakers persist in treating the technology as an unnecessary luxury driven by outdated concerns about energy consumption and aesthetics rather than acknowledging its life-saving potential.
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