Urban trees can reduce pedestrian-level air temperatures by up to 12°C. However, they can also trap heat and raise temperatures at night, therefore, selecting the appropriate tree species for urban layout and climate conditions is crucial
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University of Cambridge
Wrong trees in the wrong place can make cities hotter at night, study reveals
Temperatures in cities are rising across the globe and urban heat stress is already a major problem causing illness, death, a surge in energy use to cool buildings down, heat-related social
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A new study found that rapeseed 🌱, wheat 🌾, and peas 🌿 grown in Canada 🇨🇦 emit far less CO₂ 🌍 than those from major competitors, even after shipping overseas. 📦✈️
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Nature
Rapeseed, wheat and peas grown in Canada have considerably lower carbon footprints than those from major international competitors
Nature Food - Greenhouse gas emissions of major commodity field crops are of increasing interest to diverse stakeholders. A carbon footprint analysis following the ISO 14067 standard reveals key...
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