Chennai’s pursuit towards a green and inclusive city

Topics: Climate Change, Energy and Environment
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Rapid urbanisation in Chennai is leaving the city's vulnerable susceptible to effects of unplanned growth and climate change. A photo essay with images by Shruti Kulkarni.

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