A study by Think City on land temperature showed that five cities in Malaysia recorded higher temperatures of between 1.64° Celsius and 6.75° Celsius over the last few decades, due to development and changing urban trends. On today's show, we explore not only the findings of this new study - which was done to get a snapshot of what some of our cities are undergoing - but to also discuss solutions to battle the effects of climate change and global warming.



Image Source: Think City

A study by Think City on <a href="https://thinkcity.com.my/pressroom/think-city-land-surface-temperature-mapping-shows-malaysian-cities-are-getting-hotter/">land temperature</a> showed that five cities in Malaysia recorded higher temperatures of between 1.64&deg; Celsius and 6.75&deg; Celsius over the last few decades, due to development and changing urban trends. On today's show, we explore not only the findings of this new study - which was done to get a snapshot of what some of our cities are undergoing - but to also discuss solutions to battle the effects of climate change and global warming.

Image Source: Think City

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