Indian cities have become heat traps

A senior government official says Indian cities have become “heat traps” because of their rapid growth, which is leading to increased carbon emissions and destroying water bodies. This comes as heatwaves in India have killed dozens of people this summer. Rebecca Bundhun reports.

Written by: Tonata Kadhila

Carbon emissions Climate Change Environmental Impact Heat Traps Heatwaves Indian Cities public health Rapid Urbanisation

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Trump to nominate long-time ally as Attorney General

Donald Trump plans to nominate his long-time ally Pamela Bondi as the US Attorney General. The pick comes after his first choice to lead the Justice Department - Matt Gaetz - withdrew his name from consideration due to concern over allegations of sexual misconduct. Ira Spitzer has more.

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