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we make the effort. we care, state the hi, anthony. ok. welcome to the stream. did i ever mention that i used to be aware of the full, acosta. yeah, i know once or twice when i was black in the day, full costing was uh, i would often talk about on a bunch cheat all have into effect and that's what a c t rate is much more key than the areas around it. and that's because we, it's people we create a lot of can't use machinery, the buildings exemption as well. that is up and all into effect in the next 30 years about a 1000 cities that i expect to, to experience extremely key ways. we're going to find out why and then what we do about in this edition of the screen. we start with if that goodman, who has a very good question. if so what's causing extreme heat and cities around the world and why is that we're sitting?

well, we know that we have a change in climate, but in addition to this, we also have made modifications to the urban environment. we have buildings and roads and parking lots, and those all absorb heat during the day and release it at night. we also have a lack of trees and other vegetation that would otherwise provide shade and evaporative cooling. and finally, we producer on heat and cities, we have air conditioners, cars, and other engines and machinery which generate heat and increase the temperature well. so there's more of that air conditioning when it's hot out. so we contribute to the problem by releasing more climate change in emissions into the atmosphere. when discussing extreme heat in cities, what would you like to add to our conversation? you can be in our conversation. we might see it in the comments section on youtube . so joining us to discuss this issue, feel free town stay really out in the cities chief heat office at eugenia a combo for new deals from the daily india at the jobs. i looked at it by

a fellow at the center of a policy research. and also joining us, we have christina, we the bro, she's a chief heat officer santiago, and she like hello, welcome everybody. this is a tough subject to talk about because a lot of people who don't realize how incredibly important is it's a life and death situation for many of us around the world of eugene, a festival, a chief st officer. what did they do that to job title? thank you, sammy. and 1st of all, that's the question i get asked all the time. what is the chief because he said, and what do you do? well, my role as a local role and the chief you can fit the role is that have been in the shape that is driven by the hash for resilience center and the atlantic into a pap issue with the team. and because of the challenges that exist face and in

terms of extreme keys. and so my role is to work with local media and a national government to ensure that we find an implement solution that and locally lead to ensure that we make gay and help the most one will be the next, the size to adapt to extremes. crystal, that's the rope. yeah. cause any, what you'll do in a very similar role and the other side of the well from where the genia is. what keeps you up at night. what is your biggest, biggest, biggest challenge as well? it's the 1st of all, let's thank you for having me. i'm 1st of all is to ensure to have the agenda in place to, to connect with the 30 piece and an old in the decision makers in order to actually implemented the extend keep agenda. it's like, i feel like if we don't like act today we, it's impossible to, to insure like a future for our 2 the reason the future. so it's,

i really urge them agenda and i'm like, i'm doing the we've a other is, is he told like, oh genia we met for us? it's all female. so you're toasting like 7 city 88 cities now is has been such a wait opportunity to learn from each other too and learn best practices, things like that. so it's a great opportunity to describe this role. let's talk about st issue and if i punch quite a bit. so can you give us an example from india literally from the past month for so which stream sheet has been? definitely yeah, thanks for having me find me. um yeah, we've actually had a couple of incidents in the last few weeks alone. um there was an incident in one of the suburbs and them by the 13 people die at a job doing as a social gathering. and this is actually on the 1st times we saw lots a lots of life exclusively due to heat attribute at the heat. and just yesterday

again, we saw a type of a woman who was 9 months pregnant walking, looking for the hospital and had to walk about 7 kilometers and died in the process . so these are may tragic story as an effective people. ringback that most wonderful to as an offering to people who have absolutely no protection. thank you . and i'm just looking at a tweet and a series of tweets about how she ways are increasing in chalet stopped. sometimes can be a little bit like okay, another spot, but it's changed the way that has changed. i think has changed so much. christina, can you give us an example of how much to change and how, what have you noticed in the past decade? oh yes. actually that's sweet because because we have the 7 heath way up a year and we are in the full, we're not supposed to have these type of heat. we have like the

a couple of days ago. it was the 29th, the 3 night in degrees celsius. and that's a lot for a, a, b, c, some of what we've seen these type of course, of course, game of changing. but then the last 20 years, we have for example, the 1st, the last 20 years, we have a 45 k, the weight. and the last decade we doubled up and we have 84. so it's like increasing rapidly and people is feeling it is about in not only the extreme temperatures, but also the minimums have been racing on the list of the heat waves are being increasing as well. so we have really, really low heat waves. we really concerning temperature. so of course, if we have the data, but also people are still in need these days when they stop panicking, christina,

it's when she said that was the my reaction is a when do you start panicking? i would say today like right now yesterday actually because i think that's that's our role. we do team and the other is the totals. he's about it telling people like when they say to miss keith, i'm dying. i'm dying. the business is basically just too much actually, that's a fact that might happen. if you don't take missions. yeah. nobody has to die from explain, keep is so easy to protect people only with drinking water. they dressed, i'm sticking shape. so we actually have kind of, i me see the soft, the to, to address. i mean, the only thing we need to do. so now the only, but one of the things we need to do is actually inform people about this. and of course in the implement the rest of the information is key here. yeah, sure. can i the i think there you go fast regina, you go 2nd. got it. thank you. sorry. sorry about that. you know, but um, no,

i just wanna add like, you know, 7 paper that's quite inside the book. it's, it's so psyche how similar this story in india in terms of like on breaking teeth waves um, you know, disturbing was the hottest on, as i called last year. we had the heart this much on blackboard loss, you know, 5 or 10 percent of india is week drop just as the water new clean was kicking off and so, and they had to cut off its beat exports. and that led to a global spike in wheat. um and it's a band in the phenomenon, right? so 3 fourths of the country is geographically, was hit by b, b, c for him at some point to the other last year. so it was just striking how, you know, it's south asia and south america, but it's, it's so incredibly, some learned terms of like the diet effects heterogeneous. so it's almost the same . it's almost the same thing and that we have been here in town. and the

past 3 weeks has been very sweet to go for the rest of them and sit down. is we been experience and intense and for long sheets way. over the past 20 years, we've seen the, the population of us in the band and business as a result for the nice nation, but also a combination of climate factors. majority of the people are leaving in a row in assignments and what's the federal government? and we've seen extreme, she's badly affecting the quote, you will step to leaving the need into cups failure and you know, low income levels. and so a lot of people are moving into the city and the way dramatically that the town is built. it's beautiful but also challenge because it's located and surrounded around hills and, and valley. so as the safety expand, we've experience mac,

the deforestation of the hillside, but also the i'm, are you next to defense. and so that is net to several climate vulnerability such as landslide in looks like in 2017. a 1000 people lost their lives in a single day. and for $3000.00 um, most of the homes and the single day. and the problem that we have in sit down when compared to other teaching. when you look at the, the temperatures, it's around the, the highest, the maximum temperatures around $35.00 degrees celsius. when you compare it to that, to chew you india, you will say, oh, temperature is a low, but the build up environment and the context within the sound is what makes it to go. so what he was and what no use the temperature is up. a temperature in one part of the world would be feeling we feel quite cold in another part of the world say

school. so what are you used to? what is your environment like using a help pulse? remember? because we always have getting some feedback from our audience who are watching online on youtube. cities where a being mentioned job pub, in india, communities in a rom morocco, a g, h it, and started reading it right here. oh, experiencing extreme kate, but what i love about, i guess today on this topic is no one needs to die because of extreme heat. in cities, there are so many ways to counteract it. and to create shade, i want to take you to somewhere between and knows this very well and it's, it's become a really great phrase, free trial tree town and see what he does have a look. this is what the math, a freetown has to say about this project. become a treat. these obviously, some official can tons a 1000000 trees over to a sampling trees for growing, which means communities are involved,

which means we're tracking them. we trees are monitoring the new life to hillside to mangroves, to forested areas. a 1000000 cheese will not fix plenty to choose, but it will reduce flooding. i'm on slide the will ensure that we bring back style diversity into our cities. still ensure the demand areas where all fishes are restored, it will really make a significant impact. every single one of the guests are noting trees tray to the onset, including joanna frank, to joins is an extra voice in our conversation. so we've heard about the problems, and the degree is the extreme temperatures around many cities in the world. and you want us as well. okay. this is what we need to do about it is yes of every yeah. high temperatures account some more than 350000 desk globally. and further pose a threat to health by increasing the likelihood of extreme weather pull at quality,

flooding, and damage of hon infrastructure. all of these risk factors have a measurable impact on our health. and the health of our community is, however, one effective strategy that we can only use within us it is, is to plant more street trees. dense tree canopy is a valuable defense against the rising temperatures and could prevent up to list of those he, he but i to death. however, we need to act quickly because we are losing 36000000 trees. yeah. all right, using it very briefly explain why tree is the all set because if you're prompting a little something like this, that is not going to help. right? and you can't just plant and leave it. that's it. it's yes you will. 3 decades was of attention for that tree for to be to be able to save us, which is a cause that time span when asked city is not going to be extremely hot. so what's

the point of a little tree? how's that going out? the truth has a lot to do an environmental space of all the very existence depends on trees. we give out the c o 2 and i'm reading the oxygen and oxygen is coming from the training. they help protect the environment. so 1st of all, in terms of a tree planting strategy, the reason why we've been very successful is because we are deliberates. we are deliberate intensive, but also deliberate in royce and ensuring that we tracking the trees persist in number g. yes, we know that's going to take a while to get the, the effect that we need and the desired results, the sheet in that we need from trees. but they play a very big role in terms of stabilizing the civilized and,

and to break the b. i the what christina scott on judge joining below yesterday. like, sorry i, i get is excited. it like a listening or do you know? because when i 1st heard about in the 3 town to town project program, actually i copy, we copy, we did the same thing of the same because we don't have the same type like deadline of course. but we, we decide to go with the big piece as well. so we are something is facing something . yeah. well, but they're not on me yet. it's way more or less than that. but when we have the talent of blessing them on the streets, like when it, where people are going to need them to shop in the next, a fifty's a 100 years where people go to welcome and recreate. so it's so should silence because we're not putting them in parks, which is might be easier, we're putting them on where used to be cement or used to be like our sidewalk. so it's expensive,

it's tricky. but we were convinced that we need to do that in order to it to, to have the is a way of life for the future. i think just wondering as says yeah, go ahead chat, share your thoughts with us. oh yeah. yeah. just just quickly jump in on the 3 point um, uh, one of the things a while notices and cities in the global. so i'll definitely take cities in india. is it a massive in the inequities when it comes to shade? right, so usually below the engine. ready costs neighborhoods would be interesting. conclusion have absolutely no shade and those are the people that need it the most. and so this active decision making that governments need to do about where to invest these trees, even if you only see, start seeing results in 1020 years. like you said, i'm just going to go to youtube just briefly because we're getting suggestions from our audience who are watching on youtube. so brent says, painting surfaces wants,

right. did you say? well, i have lined up to share, but i would, it's, well, we just on the same wavelength here because painting service is white really helps . i'm going to take you to a project in new delhi. and you can hear a little bit more about it, because we off so many ways of counteracting extreme to is in cities pacing areas. one is one of them, how to look the m s thinking little on ben, open a ball static. i'm going to be like those misery i make. i made me so most of bank of yeah, letting me i knew i live in the band. and dave, and as the thing the, the, my, the, to the, the, the, me, let's be paid by nancy and into the school. edwin, am i'm giving a bunch of friends, a good i make a man of this. the talk is that after getting me the, the of the happen again, sorry to me, i'm up. let me put you but know where we need to see the data, the audi body out. but of those things, he did a good guy to michel the been a pass by the good when in that but how be their lives in a be a delay. tell you that the modem at and i would be good. what are these spend to

deal with? is a look back. yeah, i need to mandating it. it'd be on google did optimally get to me. is that the most fundamental picture? there's this movement. this trend has changed. st offices who are providing the areas to to be more prone to heat waves. india is one of those regions, a country that will be problem to more heat ways, but you don't have a single chief heat officer. that's the problem i take, isn't it? yeah, so it's actually great to be in this conversation and, and show a lot of what she sees officers are doing. i've heard all the plans of instituting t c positions, but it's of a new governance phenomenal, right? it's, it's only a couple of years or so, but um she usually promising it looks like because to have one person manage the entire portfolio,

which stretches across so many different buttons on the big problems we find in most indian governments context is it is no single entity that's responsible for sheet by the impacts on agriculture, the impacts on what the impacts on the best environment. and all of these things made based with all the completeness into boxes. and so in anything useful to have all of this going situated in one 4th full, i'm going to share some of christina outlook. christina, this is your santiago heat protocol here, explaining what is going on in the plan that looks like a really sick brochure. and also talking about some of the methods and processes of, of reducing the heat is santiago. this comes from the actually acknowledging that there is going to be a problem that the is a problem already. and so you need buying from from local government, from federal government as well. otherwise what the people do is they can't do

things by themselves, can may. and of course, of course, actually i'm happy that in we, we have our 1st protocol. we don't know until the last december nice. i saw a simple one, but they did was to install the, the, the importance of having a protocol to embrace the extremes to that then that i'm, i'm so happy and i'm a, makes my job easier that i have to support if i were reaching a governor level a because coming actually either sup support is key in addressing climate change unexplained heat. so because you need to negotiate with other agencies do need to in communicate to the public. and then the mr says you are taking investments, a lot of the technical expertise, but also the political support. so we have that. and um, we have a workforce for the within the 1st year of aware and since i became

a c to so i'm happy to get that easy. i'm oh yes, go ahead. go ahead. sorry, but i know i just want to add one important point about this is, you know, with the protocols and so many different actions and solutions, google's trees and so on. all of it requires money. and we sort of looked across heat action plans across the world's heat action plans in india. and one thing we sort of consistently notice is i see funding is a scarcely available because it's such a new area of public policy as only now getting attention to the media to seek players. and so these a 2 public communications from carpets. and so that's just one area of focus for the next 4 or 510 years, i suspect a user. now, what do you want me to be? let me just bring in one more voice here. and this is as the voice of lawrence let us by just a little bit earlier, he's studying at the university of nairobi, but he's a night jury and,

and he's listed some of the major issues that nigeria have. and i know eugene. yeah . what is the ways that you case? what can we do to get that? have to listen to lawrence and immediately off the back. what can we do to get his thoughts? we see that within the country to the the express increased frequency and intensity of 80 to fix $100.00 culture and not try to increase system. many communities across the country is headquartered. differentiates related to an es is such as true stress dehydration agitation expo shown. and also discomfort recorded, particularly among children and do these interviews on the line health conditions, muscle, extreme heat, sure things for secrete screwed in the country as close or large. so corps phone died due to high temperature virginia. go ahead. what can we do together? so as you said, it needs to be

a collective effort. we need to work together and community a part of the problem that must be part of the solution. so as we're working together to be plans, we also need to ensure that we bring in the communities along. we need to ensure that we increase awareness. i'm around why he, why this is happening. what are the week going to, what can we do together to protect the environment? but also at the national level, we need to be deliberate in driving sustainable solutions. i'm across the same page . we need to ensure that to me, implementing policies in, in, in 4th and not that will ensure assistant ability and at the global level as like when he gets said, we need to ensure that it is then then available to do all the beautiful work and signing that me, as we've done in different spaces, i want to tell you,

guess that your conversation has inspired a lot of ideas from out audience as well, about posting locals about what should be constructed and how it should be constructed. buildings designed with coverings and shade as well. and also remembering that most in churches and temples are often places where you cannot to get responses from the heat, water, and shade as well. thank you, christina, at the chug jania as well for coming to our show talking about the climate crisis, but also bringing plenty of solutions as well. to remind us from the very beginning of the show when you told us nobody needs to die because of extreme heat. thank you so much. being part of this conversation you shipped to us. thank you for joining us. i will see you next time on the take care of

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