Rising Asphalt Temperatures Pose Serious Risk to Pets
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Concrete and asphalt can heat up enormously, making cities unbearable in extreme heat. The climate crisis is exacerbating the problem. How municipalities can take action.
Rising asphalt temperatures pose serious risk to pets
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — As the summer heat rises, so does the asphalt temperature, which can lead to serious harm to your furry friend. Asphalt absorbs solar radiation, so that the temperature can be 40 degrees higher and can burn dogs' paws within a matter of seconds. "For example, if it's 95° outside, the temperature on concrete like a sidewalk is gonna be 140," said John Russell, owner and veterinarian at North Concho Vet…
Concrete and asphalt can heat up and make cities intolerable. The climate crisis exacerbates the problem. How Karlsruhe and other municipalities act.
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