Tarık Emre Yorulmaz·Oct 26The Cooler Route Is Hiding in Plain SightWhy city maps may soon need to account for the heat on the sidewalk, not just the minutes on the clock
InEco NewsbyRama Nassif·Oct 16The Street That Forgot How to Make ShadeWhat stepping out of the shade tells us about the way streets are builtA response icon31A response icon31
InGAGE NYCbyNYC Environmental Justice Alliance·Sep 21NYC is Gaining Vegetation — But is it Increasing Equitably?More local areas across NYC have “enough” vegetation to start reducing the urban heat island effect and the associated impacts on people’s…
Ansel Osedebamen Ahabue-Itua·Sep 5Too Hotlanta to Handle: Atlanta as an exemplar of the urban heat island (UHI) effect — Part 2The commons of urban Atlantan living space are maintained by institutions, overrun with conflicting actors, and ultimately bounded by…
InThe EnvironmentbyNadya Prasetyo·Aug 17Are Heatwaves Frying Our Brains?And why city dwellers are at higer risk of climate-driven mental crises?
Laura A. Weber, Ph.D.·Jul 30*Gasp* Is It Hell, or Just Summer? Finding Someplace Cool, Green, & Shady 250 Years LaterLaura A. Weber
InHeatedbyNicolás Bronzina·Jul 28Day 3 of NormaNotes from the first summer of Cool Station №1, inside the San Telmo market
Dr. Sergei Shevtsov·Jul 18Electronic Thermometry to Assess How Plants Affect Urban Heat and Health.An infrared thermometer is cheap and many people already have one, or it can be bought within a day — it measures the temperature of…
