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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 7 Nov, 05:30

Urban Climate

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World · 7 Nov

Bamboo shelters, cool roofs to climate-proof Telangana cities

AI summaryTelangana is developing a ₹20,000 crore climate resilience plan for its cities, featuring bamboo bus shelters, cool roofs, and waste reclamation. Municipal Administration and Urban Development secretary T.K. Sreedevi stated the roadmap seeks to integrate climate concerns into urban planning and infrastructure across urban local bodies. The plan includes a Cool Roof Policy targeting 300 sq km, bio-mining of legacy waste, and expanding sewage treatment and reuse.

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