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Rising heat linked to climate change is expected to increase health risks for players, workers and spectators at many sporting venues by 2050.
Authorities test cross-agency response to disruptions affecting healthcare, power, transport and other critical infrastructure.
The conservation biologist argues that paying closer attention to urban nature can help cities become healthier, more resilient and more connected to their ecological roots.
Wearing breathable textiles like cotton is becoming a form of heat adaptation, but for many Dalit families, they remain out of reach.
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