Asphalt glows at 49 degrees: Florence experiment shows how easily cities could cool
Asphalt glows at 49 degrees: Experiment in Florence shows how easily cities could cool down
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Asphalt glows at 49 degrees: Experiment in Florence shows how easily cities could cool down. Even if Villa Ruspoli is not one of the official climatic refuges because it is outside the settlement area, Gatteschi has a clear idea: It is 17 degrees at night here. And a small piece of lawn shaded with a sun sail comes at most to 29.
Furthermore, Florence – When the asphalt reaches 49 degrees, the grass remains at 36. But this is only a first step, because the way the city is thought has to change. This article by Filippo Di Biasi was created in cooperation with Corriere della Sera With temperature data in hand, President Sergio Gatteschi is convinced that this could be one of the solutions against urban heat islands: Near Palazzo Vecchio is our Roman amphitheater.
In addition, The perspectives have to change so that a place like Santa Maria Novella without trees and with glowing hot iron banks is no longer imaginable. Villa Ruspoli as an unofficial refuge in the heat in Paris, during the last heatwave, the city administration opened the parks at night for residents looking for a place to sleep.
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Asphalt glows at 49 degrees: Experiment in Florence shows how easily cities could cool down.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEven if Villa Ruspoli is not one of the official climatic refuges because it is outside the settlement area, Gatteschi has a clear idea: It is 17 degrees at night here.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAnd a small piece of lawn shaded with a sun sail comes at most to 29.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFlorence – When the asphalt reaches 49 degrees, the grass remains at 36.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut this is only a first step, because the way the city is thought has to change.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis article by Filippo Di Biasi was created in cooperation with Corriere della Sera With temperature data in hand, President Sergio Gatteschi is convinced that this could be one of the solutions against urban heat islands: Near Palazzo Vecchio is our Roman amphitheater.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe perspectives have to change so that a place like Santa Maria Novella without trees and with glowing hot iron banks is no longer imaginable. Villa Ruspoli as an unofficial refuge in the heat in Paris, during the last heatwave, the city administration opened the parks at night for residents looking for a place to sleep.
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