Reducing urban overheating risks through climate-resilient development in the warming tropics

More frequent heat extremes, combined with rapidly developing settlements in the tropics, result in complex climate-driven risks emerging in cities within these regions. Urban policymakers can successfully manage these urban heat risks via climate resilient development, in which sustainability is al...

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Main Author:	CHOW, Winston T. L.
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Language:	English
Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2024
Subjects:	Environmental Policy Place and Environment
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spelling	sg-smu-ink.cis_research-11562024-02-22T03:00:04Z Reducing urban overheating risks through climate-resilient development in the warming tropics CHOW, Winston T. L. More frequent heat extremes, combined with rapidly developing settlements in the tropics, result in complex climate-driven risks emerging in cities within these regions. Urban policymakers can successfully manage these urban heat risks via climate resilient development, in which sustainability is aligned with current climate adaptation and mitigation goals. 2024-01-19T08:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/cis_research/157 info:doi/10.1016/j.oneear.2023.12.018 Research Collection College of Integrative Studies eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Environmental Policy Place and Environment
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description	More frequent heat extremes, combined with rapidly developing settlements in the tropics, result in complex climate-driven risks emerging in cities within these regions. Urban policymakers can successfully manage these urban heat risks via climate resilient development, in which sustainability is aligned with current climate adaptation and mitigation goals.
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title	Reducing urban overheating risks through climate-resilient development in the warming tropics
title_short	Reducing urban overheating risks through climate-resilient development in the warming tropics
title_full	Reducing urban overheating risks through climate-resilient development in the warming tropics
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Reducing urban overheating risks through climate-resilient development in the warming tropics

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