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Trees and Tall Buildings Reduce Urban Heat Island Effect

Trees and Tall Buildings Reduce Urban Heat Island Effect
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Trees and tall buildings reduce urban heat island effect

Trees and tall buildings reduce urban heat island effect
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Strategic city planning can help reduce urban heat island effect

Strategic city planning can help reduce urban heat island effect
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DOE-funded project investigates climate change effects on low-income housing

Coastal cities such as Baltimore expect to see increased impacts of climate change, such as severe flooding, heat stress and increased energy consumption, particularly in low-income communities. Researchers from Penn State’s Hamer Center for Community Design are part of a Department of Energy-funded effort to study the effects of climate change on the built environment and how American cities can equitably mitigate these events.

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