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Could voting break the plastics treaty deadlock?
Emma Bryce suggests the majority must be able to move forward when total agreement is elusive
Community Adaptations to City Heat project
Trees are natural ACs for cities, if you plant the right ones
Urban trees are on the rise but researchers are only starting to uncover the best way to cool cities with them
Street vendors are struggling with rising temperatures
Leaders and scientists are seeking solutions to the health and income problems that extreme heat causes for Global South food stall traders
Why heat warnings need to get more local
As cities are warming in very uneven ways, experts say heat warnings need to become more granular to save lives
The health impact of humid heat demands attention
Global temperatures are surging but heat’s complexity and social aspects are being overlooked, argue two academics
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The pistachio boom in Argentina clashes with the water crisis
The pistachio sector is gaining ground in desert areas like San Juan province, but this growth is encroaching on a severe water crisis
