Cities Need Heat Redesign to Combat Rising Urban Temperatures

Cities are getting hotter because of climate change, turning into 'ovens' for people.

Eleni Myrivili, who works for the UN, says we need to change how cities are built.

They are creating new programs to help people understand the danger of the heat.

Some solutions include making shaded areas for buses and train stops, and planting more trees to cool down the city.

She says we should focus on shade, wind, and water to cool down urban areas.

Air conditioning is a tricky solution.

It helps individuals but can make public spaces hotter, so people must be careful when using it.