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,Conclusion: ‘The Future Is Already Here’, it, ‘The future is already here, I have seen it already.’. Some of the possible solutions towards curbing air-conditioning consumption patterns and shifting practices towards passive cooling are already available, as discussed in this conclusion.

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2947-8561 Overview: Against the backdrop of the environmental impact of household electricity consumption and the history of cooling practices, Marlyne Sahakian considers how people keep cool, from Metro Manila to other mega-cities in Southeast Asia.978-1-349-45618-5978-1-137-30883-2Series ISSN 2947-8561 Series E-ISSN 2947-857X

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Introduction,owth in less-developed regions, particularly in Asia, which is home to 11 mega-cities (cities with a population of over 10 million people). Most of these metropolitan areas are in warm to hot climates. One challenge lies in anticipating the energy requirements of these urban populations for keeping

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Energy Consumption and Cooling in Southeast Asia,ion and resulting emissions. The focus of this chapter is to provide an overview of energy consumption trends in Southeast Asia, first by considering the region as a whole and projections for its growing energy demand, then by placing this in relation to questions of access to energy and carbon emis