US EditionUrban heat in Montreal is linked to unequal green space access
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Urban heat in Montreal is linked to unequal green space access
Trees are essential to cooling down cities. However, a study by Concordia researchers at the Next Generation Cities Institute and the Loyola Sustainability Research Centre shows how tree distribution influences how some residents benefit more from them than others.
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Education News CanadaConcordia University - Concordia study links urban heat in Montreal to unequal greenspace access
Trees are essential to cooling down cities. However, a study by Concordia researchers at the Next Generation Cities Institute and the Loyola Sustainability Research Centre shows how tree distrib. . .
Trees are essential to the cooling of cities. However, a study conducted by Concordia researchers at the Next Generation Cities Institute and the Loyola Sustainability Research Center shows how tree distribution influences how some residents benefit more than others. In an article published in Urban Forestry and Urban Greening [...]
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