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Could green façades cool down cities in the future

Bioengineer by Bioengineer
November 22, 2016
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(Pensoft Publishers) Predictions for temperature rise and the particular sensitivity of urban ecosystems to heat stress pose a pressure to find the best solution for mitigation and adaptation to climate change. Could green façades be a sustainable and easy to implement strategy to keep our cities cool? A new study uses the method of Bayesian networks to assess the applicability of this nature-based solution, within the context of the urban environment of Berlin.

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