Heat Waves in Urban Areas Significantly Increasing Over the Past 40 Years : News : Headlines & Global News
Dont immediately equate the "urban heat sink" theory to global warming. The immense concrete and paved construction, with the problem of rainwater run off issues and air-conditioner exhaust from virtually every building as well as those buildings block most of the wind contribute greatly to urban heating issues. I have seen some heartening research in the use/re-circulation of urban rain run off as a refrigerant to help reduce the effects of urban heating.
Dont immediately equate the "urban heat sink" theory to global warming. The immense concrete and paved construction, with the problem of rainwater run off issues and air-conditioner exhaust from virtually every building as well as those buildings block most of the wind contribute greatly to urban heating issues. I have seen some heartening research in the use/re-circulation of urban rain run off as a refrigerant to help reduce the effects of urban heating.
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