As Europe faces increasingly hotter summers, air conditioning has become a contentious political issue across the continent. Traditionally resistant to widespread AC use, European countries are now debating how to balance public demand for cooling with environmental concerns and energy costs. Italy leads the EU in air conditioning consumption, highlighting regional disparities and the urgency of the debate. Policymakers are being pushed to develop comprehensive cooling strategies, similar to existing heating policies, to ensure both comfort and sustainability. The controversy underscores broader questions about energy transition, climate adaptation, and social equity in a warming Europe.
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