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The city’s building codes need enforcing, and the groundwater extraction that destabilises buildings needs controlling, say experts.
China is starting to proactively adapt but its climate-finance systems remain focused on cutting emissions.
Cities in developing Asia will need US$1.7 trillion per year to respond to climate change, but investors in city-level sustainability projects want to see predictable returns and high-quality climate data.
Ahead of COP30 climate summit, UN chief heat officer Eleni Myrivili urges radical rethink on how we design our cities.
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