[The European Commission proposes to strengthen the EU's climate risk response capabilities] On October 28, the European Commission released the EU Climate Resilience Framework on the 27th, aiming to strengthen the EU's ability to predict, respond to and manage climate risks. The European Commission issued an announcement on the same day saying that Europe has suffered from continued heat waves and drought weather this summer. In recent years, Europe has suffered multiple severe floods, and the impact of climate change on people, businesses and infrastructure has become increasingly prominent. According to estimates, the economic losses caused by climate disasters between 2022 and 2025 are approximately 200 billion euros. The EU Climate Resilience Framework proposes to strengthen climate risk prediction and response, integrate climate resilience into the EU's main policy areas, and provide support for local and regional governments to adapt to climate change. The European Commission estimates that Europe will need around 70 billion euros of investment per year to adapt its infrastructure and economy to future climate conditions. (CCTV News)