'Health is the face of climate change': how can cities mitigate the impact of global warming

France 24Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 9:10:26 PM
'Health is the face of climate change': how can cities mitigate the impact of global warming
A recent Lancet report highlights a concerning rise in heat-related deaths, now at 546,000 annually, due to increasing global temperatures. In an insightful discussion with Emilia Carrera from the Rockefeller Foundation, we explore how cities can take proactive steps to mitigate these impacts and safeguard the health of their residents. This conversation is crucial as urban areas face unique challenges from climate change, making it imperative for city planners and policymakers to prioritize health in their climate strategies.
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