‘Boiling frogs for the longest time’: Why Southeast Asia is finally warming to heat research

Published on January 9, 2024

At the COP28 summit, a Singapore-based heat resilience research centre was appointed to lead the region's efforts at managing heat health and productivity as part of a global network. Eco-Business speaks to centre director Jason Lee.

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