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Why Germans don't have air conditioning
Unlike the US or parts of Asia, many homes in Germany and northern Europe aren't equipped to deal with extreme heat. But as the world gets hotter, trends are changing.
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cnn.com
European summers are getting brutally hot. So why is air conditioning so rare? | CNN
While nearly 90% of US homes have air conditioning, in Europe it’s around 20%, and some countries have much lower rates.
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tomsguide.com
I'm melting in the current heatwave, so I've scoured Prime Day for portable air conditioner deals before they sell out
The heatwaves coming to the United States and United Kingdom this summer will be much easier to face with a portable air conditioner at your side.
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france24.com
French aversion to air conditioning melts as homes sizzle
As Europe's heatwave leaves millions sweltering in poorly insulated apartments, schools and retirement homes, more French people are breaking with tradition to turn to air…
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dw.com
Why Germans don't have air conditioning
Unlike the US or parts of Asia, many homes in Germany and northern Europe aren't equipped to deal with extreme heat. But as the world gets hotter, trends are changing.
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businessinsider.com
The American mind cannot comprehend Europe's AC aversion
Europe's record-breaking June heatwave has once again raised questions about low levels of air conditioning adoption in the continent.