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"Smart" surfaces could chill overheating cities

Axios · Jennifer A. Kingson · last updated
Cities could dramatically reduce peak summer temperatures by replacing hot, dark surfaces — like streets, rooftops, playgrounds and parking lots — with cooler alternatives, according to the Smart Surfaces Coalition, a new advocacy group. Why it matters: Even …
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