Europe's record-breaking heat waves and wildfires are forcing the continent to confront a climate reality it wasn't built for. More than 360,000 residents evacuated from France and Spain as temperatures hit 111°F, revealing how older architecture, lack of air conditioning, and monoculture forests create a perfect storm for catastrophe. Global climate correspondent Chico Harlan and Paris bureau chief Mark Landler explain why Europe is warming faster than anywhere else and what adaptation looks like now. Europe is warming 0.5 Celsius per decade due to Arctic proximity, where melting ice and snow reduce heat reflection back to space, accelerating continental warming faster than any other region.