How Extreme Heat Disproportionately Affects Latino Neighborhoods
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How extreme heat disproportionately affects Latino neighborhoods
Scorching hot days tend to hit certain neighborhoods harder than others, a problem that becomes more dangerous during record-breaking heat like swathes of the US experienced over the past week. A new online dashboard shows how Latino neighborhoods are disproportionately affected in California. Developed by University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), the tool helps fill in gaps as the Trump administration takes a sledgehammer to federal climate,…
How hot is it in the city? There is also a measuring station in front of the Rathaus am Friedensplatz. Photo: City of Dortmund / Roland Gorecki Dortmund now has a comprehensive climate measurement network. At 76 stations the heat load is recorded throughout the city. The system was developed as part of the project "Data2Resilience" by the Ruhr University Bochum. The aim is to detect heat events early and to sensitize the population for temperatu…
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