Lead of Technology and Digital at The Climate Lens. He is responsible for the platform’s technical systems, website operations and digital troubleshooting, while also contributing to social media design and visual presentation. His work ensures that The Climate Lens remains technically reliable, visually consistent and accessible to readers across digital platforms. He plays a central role in turning editorial work into a strong online experience.
Concrete surfaces, shrinking tree cover and waste heat from buildings and traffic can make urban areas significantly hotter than their surroundings. As climate change raises baseline temperatures, the way cities are designed is becoming a growing public-health and planning concern.
