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Not enough is being done to protect workers' health as heatwaves fuelled by climate change increase the risks, labour experts say.
Green Buildings
Cooling down urban campuses: Can AI do it in a sustainable way?
EB Studio
Extreme heat is making air conditioning a necessity. For commercial offices and large-scale city campuses, the use of artificial intelligence and demand response-ready cooling systems could promise efficiency gains.
Carbon & Climate
‘Boiling frogs for the longest time’: Why Southeast Asia is finally warming to heat research
At the COP28 summit, a Singapore-based heat resilience research centre was appointed to lead the region's efforts at managing heat health and productivity as part of a global network. Eco-Business speaks to centre director Jason Lee.
Policy & Finance
Why youth-led innovation will drive sustainable solutions in Asia
EB Studio
With the past three years characterised by a global health crisis, geopolitical conflict, and climate-induced extreme weather, the Hitachi Young Leaders Initiative sees the youth as the new custodians of the future – able to find opportunity within challenges
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