What this desert city can teach the world about tackling heat deaths
Phoenix, Arizona, is being studied as a model for global cities to combat rising heat-related deaths caused by climate change. The city's proactive measures, such as cooling centers and free air conditioning, are helping residents cope with increasingly extreme temperatures.
Why it matters
As extreme heat becomes a global norm, Phoenix's infrastructure and public health strategies offer a vital blueprint for urban survival.
Image source, Getty Images By Ana Faguy Published 4 hours ago It has been a blisteringly hot summer for much of the US and Europe.
The article relies on scientific consensus and public health data to discuss climate adaptation strategies.
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