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Climate impacts on cycling

3 facts about how climate can impact cycling.

Written BY

Darco Cazin

Fact 1: Weather & Access:

Extreme weather threatens 'Net Zero' by 2040. Solution: renewable energy and fewer fossil fuels.

Fact 2: Health risks for cyclists:

Heat affects performance and decision-making. Air pollution and heat double the risk of heart attacks.

Fact 3: Dangers for events & experiences:

Fires damage cycling areas like 'The Farm'. Leads to overcrowded alternative locations.

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