Heat, Storms And Ballot: India's April Elections Face A New Climate Reality
The rising intensity of heat, humidity and violent pre-monsoon storms is emerging as a quiet but consequential force, one that could shape not only turnout but also the very mechanics of voting itself.
The rising intensity of heat, humidity and violent pre-monsoon storms is emerging as a quiet but consequential force, one that could shape not only turnout but also the very mechanics of voting itself.
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