Sarah Wilson from Europe’s road-melting heatwave
Australian author and climate activist Sarah Wilson activist on the heatwave that’s ravaged Europe – and how humanity will need to adapt to the extreme conditions to come.
The temperatures were so high that roads melted and tram tracks buckled. Some locals even resorted to sleeping in parks and caves to escape the heat.
And at the epicentre of the European heatwave? Paris – which had its hottest day in history.
It’s also where Australian author and climate activist Sarah Wilson has called home for the past few years.
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Today, Wilson speaks with 7am from Paris, on the heatwave that’s ravaged Europe and what it tells us about how humanity will need to adapt to the extreme conditions to come.
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