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Sevilla’s tree crisis: How lack of shade in scorching city could cost lives – as locals demand drastic action

This is the capital of Andalucia, in southern Spain, where highs during the summer can exceed 45C, making shaded areas essential, particularly for vulnerable members of society.

Laurence Dollimore
It is one of the most ironic images seen by locals in Sevilla for a long time; A tree feller takes shelter under a beach umbrella while cutting down what was once one of the city's shadiest trees. This is the capital of Andalucia, in southern Spai

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