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“In exchange, the north wind will forget how to cool. The city will gain three degrees. Permanently.”

Mali crawled to the window. Every rooftop in Bangkok was unfurling shimmering, fern-like solar panels that whispered and breathed. The air had dropped five degrees. And across the city, strangers were handing each other cold bottles of water, laughing, cooling the world one shared sip at a time.