DESERT FUTURES / INTERACTIVE ATLAS

The Heat-Smart Places Lab

Follow a typical school and public-space journey through seven important planning zones.

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INTERACTIVE EXPLORER / 1 OF 7

Beginning the day

Arrival and drop-off

Children, families and staff may wait beside roads or walk in direct sun. Crossings, travel routes, accessibility, supervision and shade need to be considered together.

Question to explore

Where do people queue, and what alternatives exist during severe heat?

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AFTER EXPLORING

Turn curiosity into better questions.

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Learning Academy Programme learning guides WHO: Climate change, heat and health

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