In parts of Johannesburg, the skyline is pleasingly green, but the city is unlikely to escape the urban heat island effect that cities like it are likely to experience. The increased risk of flooding and drought are a climate change reality and in Africa and the developing world, there is increasing acknowledgement of the importance of mitigating climate-change risk.
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