The impact of rising heat on all life and the limitations of air conditioning

As the climate continues to heat up, many species are losing their optimal living conditions or 'Goldilocks Zone.' This movement of plants and animals, driven by rising temperatures, can have significant consequences, including the spread of disease-carrying organisms like mosquitoes. While air conditioning is important for mitigating heat-related risks, it is not a universal solution. Billions of people lack access to air conditioning, and essential sectors like agriculture and natural environments cannot be air-conditioned. Instead, this crisis presents an opportunity to reimagine our relationship with nature and build a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world.