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Displaying 180 of about 180 results… health is impacted by multiple trends of change, through heat waves, pollution (higher risk of cardiovascular or … health is impacted by multiple trends of change, through heat waves, pollution (higher risk of cardiovascular or …
… warned might rear it head again due to increasing severe heat waves and intense flooding. Cardiac and respiratory disorders are direct heat illness occurring during heatwaves as seen in summer … warned might rear it head again due to increasing severe heat waves and intense flooding. Cardiac and respiratory …
… and increase adoption. One opportunity may be the current wave of government economic stimulus funding in response to … offers several urban greening options, for instance, urban heat island mitigation and storm-water management. Such … disaster impacts (e.g. slope stabilization, reduction of heat island effect, etc.) and their contribution to climate …
… of grid infrastructure could be weakened by rising heat and water stress at the same time as floods are … were without electricity, all in the middle of an intense heat wave8. The cost of damage to power infrastructure is … 2050 Based on RCP 8.5 Annual probability of a lethal heat wave, % 20 30 40 50 60 70 Source: McKinsey & Company …
… of extreme weather events , including droughts and heat waves. This leads to more intensive use of groundwater … to the Mississippi Delta. Climate change also causes heat stress, which will deplete groundwater resources and … of extreme weather events , including droughts and heat waves. This leads to more intensive use of groundwater …
… as global temperatures increase. It is also very likely heat waves will be more frequent and last longer, they said. … as global temperatures increase. It is also very likely heat waves will be more frequent and last longer, they said. …
… on food production, costs, and security. Excessive heat or shortage of water can impede crop growth, reduce … on food production, costs, and security. Excessive heat or shortage of water can impede crop growth, reduce …
… to reduce the intensification of temperatures by the urban heat island; designing new and adapting existing buildings … to reduce the intensification of temperatures by the urban heat island; designing new and adapting existing buildings …
… including floods, cyclones, landslides, droughts and heat waves, in part due to its strong seasonal monsoon … including floods, cyclones, landslides, droughts and heat waves, in part due to its strong seasonal monsoon …
… 3 3. Architecture Planning and Analysis to understand the heat-related issues of … concrete structures, known for their ability to reflect heat radiation, contribute to the creation of … high-temperature environments in urban areas. The trapped heat within these urban spaces exacerbates heat-related …
… from Chernobyl. At least 56,000 people died as a result of heat and air pollution, making it the most deadly natural … from Chernobyl. At least 56,000 people died as a result of heat and air pollution, making it the most deadly natural …
… those working outside air-conditioned cubicles, extreme heat takes a toll on productivity and subsequently, income. … those working outside air-conditioned cubicles, extreme heat takes a toll on productivity and subsequently, income. …
… because of changes in temperature and rainfall patterns. Heat waves will occur more frequently and vectors for … because of changes in temperature and rainfall patterns. Heat waves will occur more frequently and vectors for …
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… an estimated 64 percent of the US has been hit by extreme heat and water stress of different degrees.94 Despite the … region.199 The climate crisis has also contributed to a wave of rural migration to urban areas, or to areas with more … • Rain/precipitation • El Niño/La Niña • Heat • Cold • Temperature • Weather • Natural disaster …