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New Ways to Survive Heatwaves

Evidence shows cities can reduce heatwave impacts and protect residents from extreme heat.

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New ways to survive heatwaves

New ways to survive heatwaves
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Looking for new ways to survive the heat

Cities in Southeast Asia and Australia are turning to cooler rooftops, green spaces and other innovative solutions in the face of record heatwaves.

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Cities look for new ways to survive heatwaves

Evidence shows cities can reduce heat impacts and protect residents Cities across Southeast Asia are turning to cooler rooftops, green spaces and other innovative solutions in the face of record heatwaves over 2022 As the year closes, 2022 is expected to be the equal fourth warmest year on record, despite natural climate drivers like La [.] The post Cities look for new ways to survive heatwaves appeared first on 360.

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