Robert SanscartierIn summer, classrooms turn into spaces of physical strain — headaches, dehydration, nosebleeds and even fainting are no longer unusual. By winter, the same children are breathing air that limits stamina and attention. Both situations are being treated as seasonal disruptions. But raises the question, is Delhi's school system designed for a climate that no longer exists?
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Heat waves to hazardous air — why Delhi’s school system seems ill-equipped for the climate crisis
In summer, classrooms turn into spaces of physical strain — headaches, dehydration, nosebleeds and even fainting are no longer unusual. By winter, the same children are breathing air that limits stamina and attention. Both situations are being treated as seasonal disruptions. But raises the question, is Delhi's school system designed for a climate that no longer exists?