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SUMMARY:Why Adapt our Homes to Rising Temperatures? - Dr Radhika Khosla (C
 entre for Policy Research\, Delhi)\, Dr Andre Paul Neto-Bradley (Departmen
 t for Energy Security and Net Zero)\, Dr Patrick Fahr (Nuffield Department
  of Primary Care Health Sciences)\, Charlie Luxton (Architect)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20230307T173000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20230307T183000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Global Centre on Healthcare and Urbanisation Public Semina
 r series brings together members of the public\, researchers and practitio
 ners interested and engaged in urban health issues. The principal aim of t
 he series is to provoke debate and constructive action\, linking current b
 est practice in urban development with emerging areas of health research.\
 n\nWe have invited four voices connected with the Future of Cooling progra
 mme\, to pitch their perspectives on the need to adapt our homes to rising
  temperatures\, in the context of climate change. The speakers will give a
 n overview of their ongoing research on the impact of heat in the UK\, the
  challenges of adapting the UK building stock to climate change\, and prop
 osals for new house design to address heating and cooling in the built env
 ironment\, to promote well-being and health.\nSpeakers:\nDr Radhika Khosla
  (Centre for Policy Research\, Delhi)\, Dr Andre Paul Neto-Bradley (Depart
 ment for Energy Security and Net Zero)\, Dr Patrick Fahr (Nuffield Departm
 ent of Primary Care Health Sciences)\, Charlie Luxton (Architect)
LOCATION:Kellogg College (The Hub)\, 62 Banbury Road OX2 6PN
TZID:Europe/London
URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/b17094b7-2bf3-4f2e-8c2a-b856cc35f942/
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DESCRIPTION:Talk:Why Adapt our Homes to Rising Temperatures? - Dr Radhika 
 Khosla (Centre for Policy Research\, Delhi)\, Dr Andre Paul Neto-Bradley (
 Department for Energy Security and Net Zero)\, Dr Patrick Fahr (Nuffield D
 epartment of Primary Care Health Sciences)\, Charlie Luxton (Architect)
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