Temperate cities do not need to copy Singapore’s dependence on air-conditioning, says climate scientist Winston Chow.
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Temperate cities do not need to copy Singapore’s dependence on air-conditioning, says climate scientist Winston Chow.
A woman uses an umbrella to shield herself from the sun while walking near Tower Bridge as Britain experiences record temperatures disrupting schools and transport networks, London, Jun 25, 2026. REUTERS/Guglielmo Mangiapane
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