Clădirile se scufundă și crapă în această capitală europeană. Fenomenul periculos care le afectează

Extreme heat this summer has led to unusual issues in London, causing buildings to crack and sink due to ground subsidence. The dry conditions have resulted in soil contraction, particularly affecting older homes with shallow foundations. Experts warn that by 2030, many properties in London could face subsidence risks, with claims for damages rising significantly after hot summers. Solutions for affected homeowners range from removing nearby vegetation to complex foundation repairs. If global warming continues, a significant percentage of properties may be impacted by subsidence by 2070, potentially decreasing their value and complicating sales.