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Urban heat is an increasingly important public health risk, yet empirical evidence on its health and economic impacts remains limited, particularly for rapidly growing tropical megacities. This study aims to provide an o...
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Thailand's transition to high-income status is, at its core, an urban challenge. Bangkok generates nearly half of the national gross domestic product, yet its dominance is increasingly constrained by congestion, environm...
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Thu Duc, a rapidly urbanizing area of Ho Chi Minh City, is well located and heavily invested in policy ambition, yet its output and density remain far below what its position in the metropolitan economy would support. Mu...
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Thailand has already urbanized. The task now is to make the urban system work. More than half of humanity already calls a city home, and the share is expected to reach around 68–70 percent by 2050. Thailand’s high-income...
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Thailand has already urbanized. The task now is to make the urban system work. More than half of humanity already calls a city home, and the share is expected to reach around 68–70 percent by 2050. Thailand’s high-income...
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การเปลี่ยนผ่านสู่สถานะประเทศรายได้สูงของไทยขึ้นอยู่กับ “เมือง” เป็นสำคัญ กรุงเทพฯ ยังคงเป็นศูนย์กลางหลักของประเทศ แต่การเติบโตเริ่มถูกจำกัดจากการจราจรติดขัด ความเสี่ยงด้านสภาพภูมิอากาศ และการกระจุกตัว ขณะที่เมืองรองหลายแ...
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In 2024, global temperatures reached record highs multiple times, highlighting the growing severity of extreme heat and the widespread implications. By 2050, Bangkok, already prone to high temperatures, can see extreme h...
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Urban areas accumulate heat, developing distinct urban climates that differ from the regional climate, leading to elevated mean air temperatures within cities. In tropical climates, such as Bangkok, this urban heat can c...