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Floods, Storms Create €500 Billion Opportunity for Industrials

Bloomberg7 October 2026, 05:15 UTC

Europe’s worsening heat waves, wildfires and floods are prompting governments to increase spending on climate-resilient infrastructure, opening a lucrative new market for industrial companies.

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