This summer, climate change and El Niño caused erratic monsoon rains and heatwaves in India. Roofs are the main entry point for heat, prompting organizations like SEEDS in Delhi and cBalance in Chennai to develop "cool roof" programs.
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In many countries, a heat wave that kills nearly 3,500 people each day would be considered a national emergency. But for India, that's just the way things are. In the capital, Delhi, public health experts are scrambling to protect citizens.
