Urban heat refers to higher temperatures in cities compared to surrounding rural areas, caused by buildings, roads, and reduced vegetation. It’s used by urban planners to design cooling strategies like green roofs and shade. Residents, architects, and policymakers benefit through improved public health, lower energy costs, and more sustainable cities.
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