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Million London homes at high risk of extreme heat

Million London homes at high risk of extreme heat
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has launched the 'Heat Ready London' plan, warning that over a million homes and critical infrastructure are at high risk of overheating. The plan advocates for retrofitting buildings and installing air conditioning in public spaces to mitigate the impact of increasingly frequent heatwaves.

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As climate change accelerates, urban centers face significant public health and economic challenges, necessitating proactive infrastructure adaptation.

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Image source, EPA Image caption, London is frequently the hottest place in the UK

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