Hot Cities
How are our major cities surviving climate change? Many of the world's biggest cities face the danger of rising sea levels, dwindling water supplies and a lack of food - an explosive mix that could leave millions starving and homeless. Hot Cities travels the world from Lagos to Los Angeles, from Shanghai to Surat, from Paris to Peru in order to analyse the most significant threat the planet faces. Follow the personal stories on the frontline of climate change, meet the scientists and researchers who are urgently investigating how much our world has been affected and see the politicians who have to come up with solutions and policies to help nations and communities survive. In 2008 the world reached one of its most important social and economic milestones when, for the first time in history, it was revealed more people lived in cities than the countryside. Cities are big drivers of climate change and even more vulnerable to the affects of climate change.
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