US EditionThe Future of Penrith: Tackling Urban Heat • The Western Weekender
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The Future of Penrith: Tackling urban heat • The Western Weekender
Penrith is known for its hot, dry summers and has quickly become ground zero for what is becoming known as the urban heat crisis in Australia. The major moment of concern came on January 4, 2020, when Penrith recorded an unprecedented 48.9 degrees – making it the hottest place on Earth that day. Western Sydney University Professor of Urban Planning and Management, Sebastian Pfautsch, found that the suburb of Penrith offers a unique window into t…
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